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(1) No trader shall, in the course of a trade or business except with the written approval of the National Prices Commission granted in the interest of the national economy, engage in the practice of exclusive dealing. |
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(2) A trader engages in the practice of exclusive dealing if such trader-
| | (a) supplies any goods or services ; or | | |
| | (b) charges a price for the supply of any goods or services ; or | | |
| | (c) gives or allows a discount, allowance, rebate or credit in relation to the supply of any goods or services, | | |
| | (d) requires, as the condition of the supply to a person of goods or services of a kind that he could not lawfully supply but for the issue or grant to the trader of a licence, permit, authority or registration under any written law, that the person acquire all or part of his requirements of other goods or services directly or indirectly from such trader; or | | |
| | (e) requires, as a condition of the supply to a person of goods or services, that the person acquire all or a part of his requirements of other goods or services directly or indirectly from a second person. | | |
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