refusal to supply

refusal to supply
Particularly where a trader has a dominant position, refusal to supply a particular customer can amount to an infringement of UK and EU competition law (i.e. the Competition Act 1980 and the Treaty of Rome respectively), particularly where there is no objectively justifiable reason for the refusal.

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