The first is a judgment of the Competition Appeal Court which deals with the vexed question of litigation privilege and pronounces on what is required in order to sustain a claim to litigation privilege of a document or information. It says it is not enough simply to assert that a document or information was obtained in the course of preparing for litigation that is pending; facts to that effect must also be established.

Full Judgment here

TThis judgment deals with another vexed question of the appropriate administrative penalty where a firm or company has been found guilty of anti-competitive conduct. The issue is what the appropriate approach is in determining appropriate penalty.

Full Judgment here