Product Description
Van Heerden-Neethling Unlawful Competition (2nd edition) (eBook)
Author: Johann Neethling
Format: Digital
This book provides a comprehensive exposition of the theoretical foundations and general principles of the South African law of unlawful competition.
It covers the theoretical foundations of legal protection against unlawful competition, the general principles of the South African law of unlawful competition and the most important forms of competitive excess recognised in our law.
Contents:
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Chapter 1 - Introduction: basic concepts
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Chapter 2 - Maintenance and promotion of competition
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Chapter 3 - Basis for protection against unlawful competition in South African law
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Chapter 4 - Unlawful competition: doctrine of subjective rights
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Chapter 5 - Right to goodwill as premise for unlawful competition
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Chapter 6 - Infringement of right to goodwill: unlawfulness of competition
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Chapter 7 - Deception or misrepresentation as to competitor's own performance; passing off
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Chapter 8 - Leaning on; undue influencing of customers
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Chapter 9 - Appropriation of competitor's business ideas: acquisition and use of competitor's trade secrets or confidential information; misappropriation of competitor's performance
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Chapter 10 - Interference with competitor's contractual relationships; competition in conflict with contractual obligations and statutory provisions
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Chapter 11 - Disparagement of competitor's undertaking, goods or services
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Chapter 12 - Instigation of boycott against competitor; exertion of physical or psychological pressure on competitor's customers or employees; infringement of independent rights of competitor
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Chapter 13 - Grounds of justification: direct infringements of goodwill
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