Trust Laws and Unfair Competition

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1916 - 832 sider

Compares United States and foreign laws on industrial trusts, monopolies, and unfair competition.

Page	xviii

Letters of transmittal	xlix

BRIEF HISTORICAL VIEW OF ANTITRUST LEG	1

Legislation against combinations prior to the Sherman Antitrust Act	9

UNITED STATES IN REGARD TO AGREE	24

THE FEDERAL ANTITRUST LAWS AND THEIR	70

Foreign commerce	81

Labor combinations	93

Intimidation obstruction and molestation of competitors or their	334

Inducing breach of competitors contracts	335

American decisions	336

Inducing breach of competitors contractsContinued	338

Enticing employees from the service of competitors	346

Appropriation of values created by competitors expenditures	367

customers	406

Competing with purchaser after sale of business and good will	423

Special provisions affecting business declared to be of public conse	97

Agreements to apportion output	109

Character of judicial proceedings under the actContinued Page	122

Federal Trade Commission Act	128

IMPORTANT PROVISIONS OF STATE ANTI	143

Restraint of trade	178

Competitive methods	184

TRUST LAWS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES	231

Canada	239

AustraliaContinued Page	246

Argentina	296

Colombia	297

China	298

International law	299

UNFAIR METHODS OF COMPETITION FROM THE BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT Sec 1 Introductory	301

Kinds of competition	302

Inequalities in size and other circumstances of competitors	303

Use of the term Unfair competition and other like terms	306

List of methods of competition which have been regarded as unfair	310

Local price cutting	311

Onecommodity price cutting	313

Price reduction in general	314

Excessive credits	315

Special advantages in transportation rebates etc	316

Fixing resale prices	317

Bogus independents	318

Exclusivedealing requirements	319

Fullline forcing	321

Inducing breach of contract	322

Enticement of competitors employees	323

Secret commissions	325

Abuses in advertising	326

Passing off goods for those of another	327

Shutting off competitors credit	328

Acquiring stock in competing companies for purpose of reducing or destroying competition	329

Fixing channels of trade	330

UNFAIR COMPETITION AT THE COMMON LAW Sec 1 Introductory	332

Passing off the goods of one manufacturer or dealer as those of another	431

FEDERAL STATUTES RESPECTING UNFAIR	462

Discriminations	464

METHODS OF COMPETITION PROHIBITED BY DECREES UNDER	478

Use of certain articles as a condition of purchase or use of other	486

Defamation of competitors and disparagement of competitors goods	492

Coercion threats and intimidation	494

Legislation prohibiting importation of articles bearing deceptive trade	501

Unauthorized use of names of corporations or individuals	508

Trading and manufacturing combinations	522

UNFAIR COMPETITION IN FOREIGN COUN	529

England and Colonies	533

85	549

SPECIAL LAWS	559

Law of 1905	567

Confusion as to product	573

86	577

Price cutting	579

Divulging secrets	585

Italy	595

ItalyContinued Page	598

SPECIAL LAWS	621

88	631

GENERAL PROVISIONS	647

89	651

Compelling price maintenance by boycott or intimidation	653

Creating confusion	659

Austria	663

Norway	675

Turkey	686

International agreements regarding unfair competition	697

International agreements regarding unfair competitionContinued Page	700

Price control	717

Prevention of sales	724

Allotment of customers and division of territory	730

INDEX	813

Tittel	Trust Laws and Unfair Competition
Forfattere	Joseph Edward Davies, United States. Bureau of Corporations
Utgiver	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1916
Original fra	Purdue University
Digitalisert	27. jun 2012
Lengde	832 sider

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