英文摘要 |
"Anti-monopoly decisions against active pharmaceutical ingredient sell during the decade from 2011 to 2020, especially that concerning refusals to deal, has generally revealed such problems as enforcement agencies’characterizing of anti-monopoly violations being uncertain, reasoning being not good and the remedy being not adequate enough to deter legal offence, which mainly result from imperfections as regards refusals to deal in the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China . It is a fundamental principle that each undertaking should have rights to decide with whom to trade and in what terms a transaction is to be made. And only in exceptional cases where an undertaking with dominant market position possesses essential facility and refuses its competitors to utilize its essential facility, refusals to deal will constitute a legal offence. Given the imperfections in regulating refusals to deal in the Anti-monopoly Law , which make judiciaries create confusion, it is quite necessary for the Anti-monopoly Law to further clarify the illegal elements of refusals to deal and perfect the relevant remedies." |