Levelling The Playing Field With Competititon Authority

 At one time or another, every company must turn others down when they propose a business relationship, or must break off one relationship to pursue another. 

This ascertains that business strategies are very dynamic and enterprises rely on available laws and policies to help them prosper.  For example, businesses believe that the Competition Act of 2009 gives them the absolute right to be supplied, whatever the circumstances. Manufacturers and distributors also ask about their obligations in relation to whom they have to supply and when.  In general, businesses may decide for themselves with whom they wish to deal as no one has an absolute right to dictate who supplies them.  There is a possibility of a 'refusal to deal'.