120 Review of decisions under Part 3
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

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120  Review of decisions under Part 3

(1)     Any person aggrieved by a decision [mentioned in subsection (1A)] may apply to the Competition Appeal Tribunal for a review of that decision.

[(1A)     The decisions are—

(a)     a decision of the CMA, OFCOM or the Secretary of State under this Part in connection with a reference or possible reference in relation to a relevant merger situation or a special merger situation;

[(aa)     a decision of the CMA or the Secretary of State in connection with a foreign state newspaper merger situation;]

(b)     a decision of the CMA under this Part in connection with transferred EU merger commitments;

[(c)     a decision of the CMA

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