Indian Competition Law (A Comprehensive Section-wise Commentary on Competition Act, 2002)

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Description
A comprehensive section-wise commentary on "Competition Law". The book provides a unique combination of the study of both substantive and procedural elements of Competition Law in India. 
► Lucid and systematic exposition of the provisions of Indian Competition Act, 2002.
► Detailed study on fundamental issues including anti-competitive agreements, abuse of
     dominant position and combinations (acquisitions and mergers).
► Tracks the evolution of competition jurisprudence in India. 
► Comparative assessment of major issues in Indian competition law with key competition law
       jurisdictions including  the EU, UK and United States.
 ► Covers the rules, regulations and guidance issued by the CCI along with an exhaustive.
      analysis of the cases decided by the CCI, COMPAT (now, NCLAT) High Courts and the Supreme Court.
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Table of Contents
Competition Act, 2002
Chapter 1 : Preliminary
Chapter 2 : Prohibition of Certain Agreements, Abuse of Document Position and Regulation of Combinations
Chapter 3 : Competition Commission of India
Chapter 4 : Duties, Powers and Functions of Commission
Chapter 5 : Duties of Director General
Chapter 6 : Penalties
Chapter 7 : Competition Advocacy
Chapter 8 : Finance, Accounts and Audit
Chapter 9 : Appellate Tribunal
Chapter 10 : Miscellaneous
Appendices
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Author Details
Adv. Gautam Shahi specialises in Regulatory law and policy. He has extensive experience in Competition law litigation in the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT). He has represented clients before the CCI, NCLAT, various High Courts and Supreme Court of India. He has also assisted in creating Competition Compliance Programs for various Corporate Houses. Gautam also advises on mergers & acquisition transactions. He has been involved with combination filings and seeking approval from the CCI since the promulgation of Combination Regulations in June 2011.
Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar is an experienced academician and is currently working an as Assistant Professor of Law at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. He is also the Coordinator for the Centre for Corporate and Competition Laws at NALSAR. He offers papers on corporate and competition law for both undergraduate and post-graduate students. Some of his publications include books on competition and consumer laws of India. He has worked on multiple Government-sponsored projects and has been engaged in training professionals and administrative offers on corporate and commercial laws. Dr. Kumar is also a member of the Network of Indian Competition Experts (NICE) of the Competition Commission of India.