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Competition Law

Proposed Self-Regulation of Online Gaming in India- Preserving Competition

Ranak Banerji I. Introduction Online gaming, as defined, involves only those games that are accessible via the Internet and require the player to make a deposit, in cash or kind, with an expectation of winning earnings.[1] This mainly involves online card games such as rummy, poker, fantasy sports, etc. The definition of such online games […]

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Comparative Laws Competition Law Policy

Envisioning an ESG-Friendly Competition Regime: Drawing Lessons From the Netherlands Guidelines

Suyash Pandey The Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) in the Netherlands adopted the final policy on sustainability agreements– agreements between corporations that promote the development of the economy, the environment, society, and human rights. These agreements, inter alia, aim at lowering pollution, restricting the use of natural resources, protecting human rights, and assuring animal […]