Unfair Competition
This work addresses the right to compete, deceptive marketing, the law of trademarks, and related concepts of intangible property and correlative rights. The term "unfair competition" now describes an array of legal actions addressing methods of competition that improperly interfere with the legitimate commercial interests of other sellers in the marketplace. This Restatement clarifies both the common law principles and the related statutory rules that collectively comprise the modern law of unfair competition.
Reporters:
Robert C. Denicola, University of Nebraska College of Law
Harvey S. Perlman, University of Nebraska College of Law [from 1989]
Official Text683 pages, 1995, #5473This Restatement treats the common law principles and analogous statutory rules that collectively comprise the law of unfair competition.
More details and content summaryXRestatement of the Law Third, Unfair Competition
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Summary of Contents
FOREWORD
Chapter
1. The Freedom to Compete
2. Deceptive Marketing
3. The Law of Trademarks
4. Appropriation of Trade Values
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Table of Cross-References to Digest System Key Numbers and ALR Annotations
Parallel Table-Restatements of Torts and Unfair Competition
Index
In the Institute’s Restatement tradition, this authoritative volume combines clear black-letter provisions with extensive explanatory Comments, clarifying Illustrations, and detailed Reporter’s Notes.
The Restatement will be supplemented by an Annual Pocket Part.
ISBN – 0-314-04251-2