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Proceedings in unfair competition matters
119. (1) The Authority shall
(a)
hear;
(b)
resolve;
(c)
settle by hearing; or
(d)
settles by other administrative mechanism,
any disputes or controversies between telecommunication services providers or operators,
including but without limitation to, disputes concerning:
(i)
allegations of unfair competition or abuse of dominant position by a
telecommunication services provider or operator;
(ii)
access to, use or abuse of, and other technical economic or legal matters relating
to network interconnection irrespective of whether of not an interconnection
contract exists;
(iii)
rates, charges and other payments or compensations arising under agreements
between providers and operators;
(iv)
Unresolvable conflicts in frequency coordination;
(v)
technical aspects of the public communications services; or
(vi)
damaging interference to a telecommunication services provider or operators
equipment network or services caused by another provider or operator.
(2) Hearings and formal proceedings in connection with fair trade matters shall be handled in accordance
with the procedures for hearings contemplated in rule 46.
(3) A telecommunication services provider or operator may not seek resolution of disputes enumerated in
this Rule at the High Court unless the provider or operator has exhausted the administrative mechanisms
provided by the Authority.
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