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ACCC v Yazaki Corporation
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Yazaki Corporation [2018] FCAFC 73; (2018) 262 FCR 243
Key Principle
Pecuniary penalties for cartel conduct under the Competition and Consumer Act must be fixed at a level sufficient to deter the contravener and others, and an inadequate first-instance penalty will be increased on appeal where it fails to reflect the seriousness, extent and duration of the conduct and the principle of general and specific deterrence.
Area of Law
competition
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