Collusive practices

For purposes of S. 4 of Competition Act, 2010, definition of 'relevant market' was not precondition to establish a violation¬¬

In cases of collusion, agreement to collude, instead of market power, was relevant

Identification of 'relevant market' in cases of collusion was merely for purpose of reference, and same was requirement for establishing an anti-competitive action

Enquiry report had limited its specification to overall market for genuine spare parts, as a market in which Member Undertakings operated and competed

Competition Commission observed that principle that 'with a technically homogenous product, it was not possible to distinguish different markets depending upon the dimensions, size or specific type of products' was applicable to present case

Enquiry report was correct in its demarcations of 'relevant market' for purposes of alleged violation under S. 4 of Competition Act, 2010.