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Pakistan: CCP wins changes against contracts for car buyers

By  |  November 14, 2013

The Competition Commission of Pakistan announced it has settled a dispute with Indus Motor Company over the firm’s booking order that reportedly included anticompetitive terms and conditions for buying a new automobile.

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    The CCP reportedly received complaints over IMC’s booking order and, following a review, the regulator found the terms to be anticompetitive to consumers and subsequently sent the company a show-cause.

    According to reports, during the hearing the company amended their terms and conditions that allows consumers to change or cancel the contract should IMC not deliver a car to a customer on time.

    The CCP has reportedly accepted the changes.

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