Abstract1 Does section 73A of the Competition Amendment Act 1 of 2009 creates reverse onus? Section 73A of the Competition Amendment Act 1 of 2009 (“the Amendment Act”) introduces criminalisation of hard core cartels

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Date: 2014-10-01 05:22:04 Criminal law Civil law Reverse onus Legal procedure Legal burden of proof Presumption of innocence Jury Presumption Self-incrimination Law Evidence law Criminal procedure		Abstract1 Does section 73A of the Competition Amendment Act 1 of 2009 creates reverse onus? Section 73A of the Competition Amendment Act 1 of 2009 (“the Amendment Act”) introduces criminalisation of hard core cartels Add to Reading List Source URL: www.compcom.co.za Download Document from Source Website File Size: 256,58 KB Share Document on Facebook

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