The Central Administrative Tribunal which was established for redressal of grievances and complaints of the civil servants is a statutory and quasi-judicial body formed with an aim to enforce the provisions of the Constitution Act 2002.
Main Body
To eliminate harmful practices - CCI as an antirust institution has set its powers to make its own rules unless most countries antirust institution along have. CCI dont have any provision for preliminary settlement or professional secrecy as in europe, hence may prove to be harmful for the image / brand of company. With the advent of AI, need 3.0, an other emergent problems => platform neutrality, deep discounting, the need of the home is to make enable CCI adopt to the changing needs by giving it more powers, invested in human resource capital and leverage technology. All this must ensure fair trade qualities affordability and energy perfect are interests of consumer in a free market economy.
LAVANYA GAUR
Statutory, Regulatory and Quasi-judicial Bodies
Quasi-judicial Bodies
Competition Commission of India
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