Decisions of Administrative or Quasi-judicial Agencies -Other Restrictive Business Practices-1995

1. Taiwood Company was complained for its act of spreading false rumors
2. Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation was complained for having given special treatment to Data Communication Institute causing unfair competition in the securities information market
3. Chinese Petroleum Corporation's requirement that its private gas station franchisees sell exclusively Kuo Kuang Lubricants, impeding fair competition in the lubricant market
4. Vidi Video Ltd. imposed inappropriate restrictions on the business activities of its trading counterparts in violation of the Fair Trade Law
5. Objection of Kaohsiung Travel Agencies against vehicle rental rates raising by associated operation center formed by Kimen Tourist Bus Industry
6. Inquiry of Taiwan Provincial Government Education Department regarding probable violation of the Fair Trade Law by the Taiwan Architects Association in notifying its members not to accept any design Commission for the Provincial Government-owned school land follow-up project, in order to safeguard the interest of the original architect
7. The Independence Evening Post was complained for impeding fair competition by inducing its competitors' trading counterpart to form trading relationship with it in violation of the Fair Trade Law
8. Mei-Hwa Video Ltd. imposed, through tie-in sale, inappropriate restrictions on the business activities of its trading counterparts in violation of Article 19(vi) of the Fair Trade Law
9. The fulfillment of the contract between China Petroleum Corp. [hereinafter referred to as "CPC"] and Jui Hua Marine Engineering Co. ["Jui Hua"] for maintenance work of offshore oil-unloading equipment
10. Huafeng Steel Forging Factory Co. Ltd. [hereinafter referred to as "Huafeng Company"] violated the Fair Trade Law by using improper means to make other enterprises to participate in a concerted action
11. The administrative office of Kaohsiung Chiang Kai-shek Cultural Center [hereinafter referred to as "KCKSCC"] demanded without proper or justifiable cause that the winning bidder provide a supply certificate for the equipment the KCKSCC procured
12. The Taiwan Flour Mills Association violated the Fair Trade Law by refraining member companies from price competition through a price increase concerted action

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