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COMMERCE ACT 1986 - SECT 85C
Matters court must not take into account under sections 85A and 85B
85C Matters court must not take into account under sections 85A and 85B
For
the purposes of sections 85A and 85B , the court must not take into account
any of the following: a) whether it was appropriate for the Commission to
accept the undertaking under section 69A :
b) whether the undertaking under
section 69A is still necessary or desirable:
c) whether any of the terms of
the undertaking under section 69A are still necessary or desirable:
d) the
extent to which the contravention of the undertaking under section 69A may
have lessened competition in a market.
History: Section 85C: inserted, on
14 October 2008 (applying only to undertakings under section 69A that are
accepted in relation to clearances given or authorisations granted on notices
under section 66 or 67 that are registered after that date), by section 14(1)
of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 70).
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