FAIR TRADE LAW
Article 19
No enterprise shall have any of the
following acts which is likely to lessen competition or to impede fair competition:
- causing another enterprise to
discontinue supply, purchase or other business transactions with a particular
enterprise for the purpose of injuring such particular enterprise;
- treating another enterprise discriminatively
without justification;
causing the trading counterpart(s) of its competitors to do business with
itself by coercion, inducement with interest, or other improper means;
- causing another enterprise to
refrain from competing in price, or to take part in a merger or a concerted
action by coercion, inducement with interest, or other improper means;
- acquiring the secret of production
and sales, information concerning trading counterparts or other technology
related secret of any other enterprise by coercion, inducement with interest,
or other improper means; or
- limiting its trading counterparts'
business activity improperly by means of the requirements of business engagement.