100 Exceptions to protection given by merger notices
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

100  Exceptions to protection given by merger notices

(1)     [Sections 22(3)(za) and 33(3)(za) do not] prevent any reference being made [under section 22][, 33, 68B or 68C] if—

(a)     before the end of [the initial period (within the meaning of section 34ZA) in relation to the merger notice], the [CMA] rejects the notice under section 99(5);

(b)     . . .

(c)     any information (whether prescribed information or not) that—

(i)     is, or ought to be, known to the person who gave the merger notice or any connected person; and

(ii)     is material to the notified arrangements;

is not disclosed to the [CMA] . . .;

(d)

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