The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal confirms that the Competition Tribunal has the power to temporarily block mergers (Secure / Tervita)

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14 Feb 2022

The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal confirms that the Competition Tribunal has the power to temporarily block mergers (Secure / Tervita)

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Canadian Federal Court of Appeal, Secure / Tervita, Case No. A-185-21, Judgement, 14 February 2022

Federal Court of Appeal confirms that the Competition Tribunal has the power to temporarily block mergers* Court grants Commissioner’s appeal following Tribunal decision which concluded the contrary The Commissioner of Competition welcomes a recent ruling from the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) which confirms that the Competition Tribunal has

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Canadian Competition Bureau, The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal confirms that the Competition Tribunal has the power to temporarily block mergers (Secure / Tervita), 14 February 2022, e-Competitions Interim measures, Art. N° 107800

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