Price fixing and the law of ancillary restraints / by Paul G. Scott

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Title

Price fixing and the law of ancillary restraints / by Paul G. Scott

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Examines why the NZ Parliament has used purpose, effect and likely effect to assess the legality of an agreement between competitors. Discusses why section 30 of the Commerce Act deems price fixing to substantially lessen competition and US courts have treated price fixing as per se illegal. Looks at the US case law and sets out the history of both the per se rule and rule of reason. Argues that US law began with the doctrine of ancillary restraints, took a detour and has now rediscovered ...

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Format

Journal

Date created

1999

Creator

Scott, Paul,, 1964-, (Commerce Commission)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20865305

Related subjects

Commercial law / Competition / Prices

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