Enforcement record
Recommendation disclosure naming 日産東京販売株式会社
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Action type
Recommendation
Law
Subcontract Act
Authority
Japan Fair Trade Commission
Action date
20 February 2026
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- Japan Fair Trade Commission
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Action summary
- Company
- 日産東京販売株式会社Japanese onlyOriginal: 日産東京販売株式会社
- Governing law
- Subcontract Act下請法
- Action type
- Recommendation勧告
- Action date
- 20 February 2026
- Issuing authority
- Japan Fair Trade Commission公正取引委員会
- Industry context
- 自動車販売・修理
Violation
Nissan Tokyo Sales Co., Ltd. was found to have, from at least August 2024 to July 2025, required 25 subcontractors to perform transportation work related to the pickup or delivery of 2,808 vehicles without compensation. Additionally, some of these subcontractors were required to perform transportation for parts used in vehicles without compensation.
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自動車の引取り又は引渡しに係る運送を自己のために無償で行わせていた、自動車に用いる部品の引取りに係る運送を自己のために無償で行わせていた
Compliance context
MediumA regulator issued a recommendation or formal request for corrective action.
Subcontracting law governing unfair treatment of subcontractors by main contractors.
Review the facts and follow-up status. This is usually less severe than a suspension or revocation, but still a public enforcement signal.
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Language
日本語版を見る (Japanese)About this recordAggregated and translated from public Japanese government disclosures. The English text is for reference only — authoritative content is the linked Japanese source.