In June 2015, the South African Competition Appeal Court handed down judgment in a case likely to become the leading jurisprudence on excessive pricing in South Africa.
In this paper we briefly discuss the history and policy behind excessive pricing cases in South Africa and the relevant legislative provisions of the South African Competition Act, before turning to examining the Sasol case and the implications which the Sasol case may have on the future of excessive pricing cases.
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