Sunday, September 25, 2011

about monopolies....

Oroport’s allegation of unfair competition also fails because private monopolies are not necessarily prohibited by the Constitution. Certain public utilities must be given franchises for public interest and these franchises do not violate the law against monopolies.

Anglo-Fil Trading Corporation v. Lazaro, Nos. L-54958 and L-54966, September 2, 1983, 124 SCRA 494, 523.
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