Supreme Court rules on bid to halt major price-fixing case
The Commerce Commission has made price-fixing allegations relating to transactions involving Coca Cola, Goodman Fielder, Inghams and Mainland.
International cardboard box-maker Visy Board has been stopped from challenging a Court of Appeal ruling upholding the Commerce Commission's right to pursue the Australian company and a former executive over an alleged multi-million dollar cartel.
This means the commission's long-running case
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Wed, 28 Nov 2012
Wed, 28 Nov 2012
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Supreme Court rules on bid to halt major price-fixing case
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