Competition authority and Statute: Difference between pages

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A law established by an act of the legislature.

Contrasted with case law or common law, established by precedent.

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-''Competition policy and law''.
+A law established by an act of the legislature.
-A body responsible for ensuring fair competition in markets.
+Contrasted with case law or common law, established by precedent.
-For example, the US Federal Trade Commission and the UK's Competition and Markets Authority.
+== See also ==
+* [[Case law]]
+* [[Codification]]
+* [[Common law]]
+* [[Consolidation]]
+* [[Eiusdem generis]]
+* [[Enabling Act]]
+* [[Legislature]]
+* [[Private Bill]]
+* [[Public Bill]]
+* [[Royal assent]]
+* [[Statutory]]
+* [[Statutory duty]]
+* [[Statutory filing]]
-== See also ==
+[[Category:Compliance_and_audit]]
-* [[Cartel]]
-* [[Competition law]]
-* [[Competition policy]]
-* [[Competition & Markets Authority]]
-* [[Federal Trade Commission]]
-* [[Merger]]
-* [[Monopoly]]
-* [[Reverse takeover]]
-* [[Trust]]