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The conduct of an economic agent in a dominant position falls under special control of the Law of Georgia on Competition. This page explains how dominance is determined (Article 5), which acts count as its abuse (Article 6), how the investigation of a case proceeds at the agency (Article 25) and what fines are provided for the violation (Article 33). Together these four norms build the legal mechanism that constrains the behavior of a powerful market player and gives injured parties a path of defense. Note that the law does not prohibit dominance itself — only the abuse of that power is punishable; the whole analysis turns on precisely this boundary.