Section 41: Horizontal agreements
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41. Horizontal agreements
(1) For the purposes of this section, an agreement, or a provision of such
agreement, shall be collusive if—
(a) it exists between enterprises that supply goods or services of
the same description, or acquire goods or services of the same
description;
(b) it has the object or effect of, in any way—
(i) fixing the selling or purchase prices of the goods or services;
(ii) sharing markets or sources of the supply of the goods or
services; or
(iii) restricting the supply of the goods or services to, or the
acquisition of them from, any person; and
(c) it significantly prevents, restricts or distorts competition.
(2) Any agreement, or provision of such agreement, which is collusive
under this section shall be prohibited and void.
(S. 41 came into operation on 25 November 2009.)
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Questions this section answers
- Is it illegal for competing businesses to agree to fix prices between themselves?
- What makes a price-fixing agreement between competitors collusive under this Act?
- Is a collusive price-fixing agreement between rival businesses automatically void?
- Can two businesses agree to share out customers between themselves?