The complaint, filed by Punjab-based Saturn Vehicles, alleged that the company indulged in various anti-competitive practices with respect to sale of passenger cars.
"Since the commission has already dealt with the allegations in respect of certain conducts of the OP (opposite party - Hyundai Motor India), it is not expected to do the same again and again and deal with successive informations filed for the same conduct against the same enterprise by a separate order," CCI said in its order.
In the latest case, it was alleged that Hyundai Motor India has in place a discount policy as per which it specifies the maximum discounts on each model of car which the dealers can give to customers and dealers are penalised if they give more discounts than prescribed amounts.
For various other allegations, including those pertaining to zero credit policy and inventory funding, the watchdog said that since the issues have no bearing upon competition in the market, it does not find any prima facie case for contravention of Section 3 of the Competition Act.