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March 02, 2005
When a sale is not a sale
When a sale is really a "sale" is sometimes an important question in commercial law, but it may also have some importance in the field of competition regulation, particularly when a vendor says its goods are "on sale." Canada has regulations governing what it means to offer a "sale" price, and Lori A. Cornwall and Mark C. Katz of Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg have a review of some recent litigation on the topic.
March 2, 2005 in Commentary | Permalink
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