Restrictive Trade Practices Act 1976 (repealed 1.3.2000)
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11 Restrictive agreements as to services.
(1) The Secretary of State may by statutory instrument make an order in respect of a class of services described in the order (in this Act referred to, in relation to an order under this section, as “services brought under control by the order”) and direct by the order that this Act shall apply to agreements (whenever made) which— (a) are agreements between two or more persons carrying on business within the United Kingdom in the supply of services brought under control by the order, or between two or more such persons together with one or more other parties; and (b) are agreements under which restrictions, in respect of matters specified in the order for the purposes of this paragraph, are accepted by two or more parties. (2) The matters which may be specified in such an order for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) above are any of the following— (a) the charges to be made, quoted or paid for designated services supplied, offered or obtained; (b) the terms or conditions on or subject to which designated services are to be supplied or obtained; (c) the extent (if any) to which, or the scale (if any) on which, designated services are to be made available, supplied or obtained; (d) the form or manner in which designated services are to be made available, supplied or obtained; (e) the persons or classes of persons for whom or from whom, or the areas or places in or from which, designated services are to be made available or supplied or are to be obtained.
11 Restrictive agreements as to services.
(1) The Secretary of State may by statutory instrument make an order in respect of a class of services described in the order (in this Act referred to, in relation to an order under this section, as “services brought under control by the order”) and direct by the order that this Act shall apply to agreements (whenever made) which— (a) are agreements between two or more persons carrying on business within the United Kingdom in the supply of services brought under control by the order, or between two or more such persons together with one or more other parties; and (b) are agreements under which restrictions, in respect of matters specified in the order for the purposes of this paragraph, are accepted by two or more parties. (2) The matters which may be specified in such an order for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) above are any of the following— (a) the charges to be made, quoted or paid for designated services supplied, offered or obtained; (b) the terms or conditions on or subject to which designated services are to be supplied or obtained; (c) the extent (if any) to which, or the scale (if any) on which, designated services are to be made available, supplied or obtained; (d) the form or manner in which designated services are to be made available, supplied or obtained; (e) the persons or classes of persons for whom or from whom, or the areas or places in or from which, designated services are to be made available or supplied or are to be obtained.
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