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India introduces filing fee for miscellaneous applications in antitrust proceedings

( January 16, 2024, 05:47 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Filing interlocutory applications with the Indian antitrust watchdog will now come at a price, with the Competition Commission of India introducing "filing fees" for miscellaneous applications that could include adjournment requests, cross-examinations and third-party applications filed by parties during an antitrust proceeding. Aimed at improving procedural efficiency and discourage frivolous or unnecessary applications, the CCI notified an amendment to the Competition Commission of India (General) Amendment Regulations, 2024, dated Jan. 12. The filing fee ranges from 500 rupees ($6.25) to 5,000 rupees ($62.50), depending on the category of the applicant. The interlocutory applications will be registered, numbered and scrutinized within seven days for defects, according to the notification. Statement from the Competition Commission of India attached:...

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