Decisions of Administrative or Quasi-judicial
Agencies -Other Restrictive Business Practices-2000
- Alleged
violations of article 19(1)(iii) of the Fair Trade Law by the Cheng Kuo
Corporation and Da Chang Hang due to improper means of attracting franchisees
through inducement with profit or maintenance of lawsuits on their behalf,
thus causing competitors' trading counterparts to do business with them
- Taiwan
Power Company improperly restricted the criteria to bid on its contract
to procure truck-mounted mobile cranes, and Ying Heng, et al., fixed the
bidding, in violation of the Fair Trade Law
- Hewlett
Packard furnished improper certificates of proof with respect to a contract
to supply computer peripheral consumables in FY1999 tendered by the MOTC's
Management Information Center harming fair competition
- Deltamac
(Taiwan) Co. Ltd.'s inappropriate tie-in sales of VCDs
- A complaint
alleging Chunghwa Telecom's free in-home telecommunications wiring installation
and maintenance in the interior of architectural structures violated the
Fair Trade Law
- A complaint
against HoellMueller Asia Ltd. alleging that it used improper means (deceptive
claims regarding its trading counterpart's company name) to cause its competitors'
trading counterparts to engage in trade with it, in violation of the Fair
Trade Law
- Complaint
that World First Trading Co., Ltd. restrained trade and thereby violated
the Fair Trade Law
- Complaint
against K'ang Hsuan Cultural Enterprise Co., Ltd. for sending warning letters
to bookstores, and telephoning and sending representatives to advise them
not to sell books by its competitor, in violation of Article 19 of the Fair
Trade Law
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