Competition Law

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June 2019

Competition Law

To determine whether the launch of the drug at issue by an enterprise which uses a package similar to other drugs with the same functions in the market constitutes an act of unfair competition which confuses the consumers and undermines the trading order, the Supreme Court held that factors such as the business trading practices for prescription drugs, industry characteristics and the placement location of the advertisement for the drug at issue should be generally considered. (Taiwan)

May 2019

Competition Law

If messages on a price comparison platform are hyperlinked to other operators' websites, the users should be able to learn about the sources of information with names and logos as differentiators; and, therefore, there is no deceptive act of active duping or passive concealment of important trading information (Taiwan)

August 2018

Competition Law

Since an integrated search platform for real estate rental and sales information still requires an intermediary company in order to engage in a transaction and such system is not used to win trading opportunities for intermediaries, it should not be generally alleged that this constitutes unfair competition because a certain degree of competition exists (Taiwan)

July 2018

Competition Law

A concerted action should be preconditioned by its ability to affect market functions with respect to production, trade in goods or service provision; and whether it has reached the extent of affecting market functions should be generally determined by the criteria of quality and quantity (Taiwan)

June 2018

Competition Law

Stopping illegal and unfair competitive acts of others through approaches which are peaceful and meet the principle of proportionality such as reporting legal violations is a justified exercise of rights under Article 45 of the Fair Trade Law (Taiwan)

May 2018

Competition Law

Getting the Deal Through: Dominance 2018 - Taiwan

April 2018

Competition Law

Potential competitors refer to those who may enter the market for competition and may pose competitive pressure on existing players in the market (Taiwan)

December 2017

Competition Law

Full translation of Taiwan Fair Trade Commission's Decision on Qualcomm Case

November 2017

Competition Law

The one whose legal rights or interests would directly or indirectly suffer from the result of a lawsuit may intervene in the lawsuit on an auxiliary basis pursuant to law(Taiwan)

October 2017

Competition Law

Constraining resale prices of downstream distributors without justification is an illegal unfair competitive act (Taiwan)
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