Perú: Modificación de la Ley de Represión de Conductas Anticompetitivas

18 septiembre, 2018

El 07 de setiembre de 2018 ha sido publicado el Decreto Legislativo No. 1396 – “Decreto Legislativo que modifica La Ley de Represión de Conductas Anticompetitivas”, aprobada por Decreto Legislativo 1034.

El Estudio Bullard Falla Ezcurra+ ha elaborado un resumen de los principales aspectos objeto de la modificación que abarcan:

El establecimiento de recompensas por la denuncia de cárteles
La modificación del órgano con facultades para iniciar procesos por daños y perjuicios
La modificación del compromiso de cese

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