The Trade Competition Commission met last week to ask the Office of the Attorney General to indict AP Honda for antitrust violations, according to a statement from Commerce Minister Boonsong Teriyapirom. Honda is accused of violating the Competition Trade Act of 1999 with regards to its practice of prohibiting motorcycle dealers from selling competing brands, a finding of the Commission’s investigation into the matter. The statute of limitations expires in April and the Office of the Attorney General will decide whether or not to pursue a legal case against Honda.
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