law: The Competition Act, 2002 
  28. Division of
  
  enterprise enjoying dominant position.-
  1.  
  
    The
  
  Central Government, on recommendation under clause (f) of section 27, may,
  
  notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in
  
  force, by order in writing, direct division of an enterprise enjoying dominant
  
  position to ensure that such enterprise does not abuse its dominant position.
  2.  
  
    In
  
  particular, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers,
  
  the order referred to in sub-section (1) may provide for all or any of the
  
  following matters, namely:- 
  a.   the transfer or vesting
  
  of property, rights, liabilities or obligations;
  b.   the adjustment of
  
  contracts either by discharge or reduction of any liability or obligation or
  
  otherwise;
  c.   the creation,
  
  allotment, surrender or cancellation of any shares, stocks or securities;
  d.   the payment of
  
  compensation to any person who suffered any loss due to dominant position of
  
  such enterprise;
  e.   the formation or
  
  winding up of an enterprise or the amendment of the memorandum of association
  
  or articles of association or any other instruments regulating the business of
  
  any enterprise;
  f.   the extent to which,
  
  and the circumstances in which, provisions of the order affecting an enterprise
  
  may be altered by the enterprise and the registration thereof;
  g.   any other matter
  
  which may be necessary to give effect to the division of the enterprise.
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    Notwithstanding
  
  anything contained in any other law for the time being in force or in any
  
  contract or in any memorandum or articles of association, an officer of a
  
  company who ceases to hold office as such in consequence of the division of an
  
  enterprise shall not be entitled to claim any compensation for such cesser.