Chinese soccer league's photo-trading abuse case among 20 typical antitrust, unfair competition cases published by China's top court
( November 17, 2022, 07:18 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Chinese Football Association Super League and ImagineChina being sued for abusing dominance in the market for soccer-match photographs; a property developer’s suit against Weihai Water Group for abusing dominance by designating specific providers of water-supply and drainage services; and Jiangsu Zebra Software Technology being sued by Alipay (China) Network Technology for unfair competition are among 20 “typical cases” involving antitrust violations and unfair competition disputes published today by China’s supreme court. The cases, handled by the top court or lower-level courts, clarified issues such as calculating sales revenues of violators, identifying a conspiracy or concerted action, and verifying the validity of contracts that involved horizontal monopolistic agreements.The statement follows:...
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