Titlebook: Law Against Unfair Competition; Towards a New Paradi Reto M. Hilty,Frauke Henning-Bodewig Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007

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,The ECJ’s Case Law on Unfair Competition,stead will emphasise the special features of its development. A list of the ECJ’s leading cases on Unfair Competition law (1.) is followed by an examination of the special features of European judicial practice on Unfair Competition law (2.).

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Secondary Unfair Competition Law, this is only a de facto effect and cannot achieve a uniform standard of protection, in particular by raising the level of protection. This can only be achieved by means of Community Directives or Regulations.

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Belgian Report: Example of an Integrated Approach,e different elements used by a merchant to operate on the market: his trade name and trade marks, the design of his products, his goodwill, his contracts with suppliers and clients, his manufacturing processes and so on. The law against unfair competition was hardly distinct from the law of industrial property that was its inspiration.

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Unfair Competition Law in Slovenia,nomotechnical curiosity in comparative constitutional law. Even though the Constitution introduced a negative definition for the restriction of competition (i.e. the following acts are shall be prohibited ...), restrictions may not be considered as absolute because the subsumption is left over to the law.

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Book 2007r competition along an orderly course, and thereby to contribute to promoting an efficient market system that serves the interests of all participants. Nevertheless the significance of unfair competition law varies from one country to another. Whereas in some countries, such as Germany, it is seen a

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,Protection Against Unfair Competition at the International Level — The Paris Convention, the 1996 Mpetition in the international legal framework of industrial property rights, will be discussed. An analysis of the 1996 Model Provisions will be conducted in section 3. Section 4., the final section, contains concluding remarks and an outlook.