The Australian Competition Authority announces that it will bring civil proceedings against a company and its director for alleged cartel conduct (Delta Building Automation / Timothy Davis)

Bovaird, Matthew; Jones, Thomas

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13 May 2021

The Australian Competition Authority announces that it will bring civil proceedings against a company and its director for alleged cartel conduct (Delta Building Automation / Timothy Davis)

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Australian Competition Authority, Delta Building Automation / Timothy Davis, Press release, 13 May 2021

The ACCC has recently announced that it will bring civil proceedings against an Australian company and its director for alleged cartel conduct. According to ACCC’s press release, the conduct related to a 2019 tender for the replacement of a smart

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Matthew Bovaird
Bird & Bird (Sydney)

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Thomas Jones
Bird & Bird (Sydney)

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Matthew Bovaird, Thomas Jones, The Australian Competition Authority announces that it will bring civil proceedings against a company and its director for alleged cartel conduct (Delta Building Automation / Timothy Davis), 13 May 2021, e-Competitions Utilities & Cartels, Art. N° 101050

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