Report finds CCI procedures lacking

It adds that on average 46 per cent of appeals pending before the appellate tribunal at the beginning of a given year remain unresolved for over 12 months

A report by a legal policy advisory group suggests the Competition Commission of India should be more sensitive to complying with natural justice, pronouncing oral orders, and being selective in taking up investigations.
 
“From a total of 277 investigations ordered with regard to violation of Section 3 (anti-competitive agreements) and Section 4 (abuse of dominant position) of the Competition Act, up to March 31, 2016, investigation reports are yet to be submitted by the director-general in 52 cases,” states the report by Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
 
It adds that on average 46 per cent of appeals pending