Licensees (including related companies) must not engage in conduct with the purpose or likely effect of substantially lessening competition; make or give effect to agreements fixing prices, allocating customers, suppliers or areas, restricting supply or rigging bids (bona fide joint ventures excepted); tie or exclusively deal, refuse supply because a customer dealt with a competitor, or impose resale price maintenance (unless no substantial lessening of competition is shown). A licensee with substantial market power (presumed at 60 percent of market revenue) must not use it to eliminate or damage competitors, prevent entry or deter competition (for example sustained below-cost pricing, refusing essential inputs or technical information), and must not supply on less favourable terms to one person than another except for justified differences in volume, capacity, location, term or performance.
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