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8 Aug 1999 -
Commission will not act against Imperial buying NZ tobacco assets, but continues BAT/Rothmans investigation. The Commerce Commission will not prevent Imperial Tobacco Group plc acquiring various tobacco brands and the Petone cigarette factory, but
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14 Sep 1999 -
Southern Cross and Aetna to pay reimbursements of more than one hundred thousand dollars, rewrite policies and pay costs. The Commerce Commission has settled court action against Southern Cross Medical Care Society and Aetna Health (NZ) Limited
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2 Sep 1999 -
Commission exempts Fletcher Challenge and Fletcher Challenge Steel from the Electricity Industry Reform Act. The Commerce Commission today exempted Fletcher Challenge Ltd (FCL) and its related company, Fletcher Challenge Steel Ltd, from the
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23 Jul 1999 -
Commission holds conference on arrangements for national electricity grid security policy, July 28. The Commerce Commission conference to gather information about the proposed arrangements for determining security policy for the national electricity
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9 Sep 1999 -
Commission action will increase competition in dairy breeding markets, Dairy Board subsidiary gives undertakings. A Commerce Commission investigation of Dairy Board subsidiary, Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC), will increase competition in
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1 Jul 1999 -
Commission exempts Infratil, Alliant and Utility Investments from the Electricity Industry Reform Act. The Commerce Commission today exempted Infrastructure & Utilities NZ Ltd (Infratil), Alliant International New Zealand Ltd and Utility…
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12 Nov 1999 -
Successful year for Commerce Commission: highest penalties yet, more proactive, new responsibilities. The Commerce Commission's Annual Report details a successful year for the Commission it won record penalties, undertook more pro-active work,…
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27 Jun 1999 -
FAI Home Security fined $10,000 for false claims that security guards would respond to home alarms. FAI Home Security Holdings New Zealand Limited was fined $10,000 in the New Plymouth District Court on Friday after it admitted making false claims
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28 May 1999 -
Court imposes highest fine to date and highest possible compensation order against Lisa Morton in pyramid case. The Napier District Court today imposed a total fine of $ 30,000 and the highest compensation order a District Court can make, $200,000,
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30 May 1999 -
Hill & Stewart's second Fair Trading conviction this year: disclose all costs of credit. The second Fair Trading Act conviction this year for retail chain Hill & Stewart Appliances Limited is a warning to all businesses offering hire…
