العقوبات المقررة للممارسات الماسة بمبدأ المنافسة الحرة

Abstract EN

Within the framework of the sovereignty of the principle of freedom of competition, the Algerian legislator included in the competition law a set of penalties aimed at deterring violators of the rules of free competition and protecting the market and those who interfere in it.

As a judicial mechanism to protect those affected by practices restricting competition.

The legal protection of competition appears in the legal means to protect competition from practices that affect it, whether practices that restrict competition or are anti-competitive, which is evident through the repressive power enjoyed by the Competition Council to prevent anti-competitive practices, and on the other hand, the imposition of penalties and penalties for restrictive practices For competition by judicial authorities, in addition to their jurisdiction in disputes of nullity and compensation resulting from anti-competitive practices.