Section 32 of the Competition Act, 2002, empowers the Competition Commission of India to issue interim orders to prevent any person or enterprise from entering into any agreement or indulging in any practice which may cause grave injury or harm to competition or to any person or to the economy.
Section 32 of the Competition Act, 2002 deals
Asked in Paper I 5 · Topic: Lokpal and Important Commissions (Central Vigilance Commission (CVC): Mandate, structure, appointment, and functions)
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Answer: A. Power of commission to issue interim orders
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