Yesterday it was reported that Snapp was acquitted in the criminal court of the charge of non-competitive conduct against Tepsi. Tapsi also announced that Snapp was acquitted in court, but the decision of the Competition Council still stands.
According to Iran digital economy annotation, according to Tapsi’s public relations announcement, the final decision of the Competition Council regarding the non-competitiveness of this company’s actions is upheld and this company has only been acquitted of criminal conviction. More details on this topic are as follows:
“Following Snapp’s actions in relation to the 1000 SIM card case, Tapsi has filed two complaints in this regard. The first complaint was filed with the Competition Council regarding the anti-competitiveness of this action, and the second complaint was submitted to the Criminal Court regarding the criminality of the action. The first complaint led to the issuance of a final decision by the Competition Council stating that the company’s actions were anti-competitive, and in the second complaint, the result of which was announced recently, the company was acquitted of criminal conviction.
It should be noted that in the first complaint, the result of which was announced in Farvardin 1402, the Competition Council, during two meetings, accused Snapp for using the ownership of 1,000 SIM cards and creating fake user accounts as a passenger user in the Tapsi company’s system and accessing the contact information of about 14,000 According to Article 61 of the general policies of Article 44, the driver of Tapsi Company was convicted of committing an anti-competitive practice.
According to Tapsi’s public relations, this definitive conviction stands and the rejection of Snapp’s criminal conviction in court does not violate the Competition Council’s decision that the company committed an anti-competitive practice.
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