Grab succeeds in setting aside proposed MyCC RM86mil ‘restrictive clause’ fine


KUALA LUMPUR: Grab Holdings Inc and its two subsidiaries has successfully set aside a proposed RM86.77mil fine by Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) after the High Court here allowed the e-hailing company’s judicial review over alleged “restrictive clauses” imposed on its drivers.

High Court judge Justice Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh, in his decision, said that the proposed amount by MyCC was “tainted with procedural impropriety and breach of natural justice.”

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