Month: April 2015
What you don’t (reasonably) know can’t hurt you – Discoverability applies to claims under Part VI of the Competition Act
Price-fixing conspiracies harm retailers and consumers by forcing them to pay unlawful overcharges on products and services. The Competition Act, which regulates business conduct throughout Canada, allows retailers and consumers to recover any losses that they suffered as a result of such unlawful conspiracies. Without this important remedy, retailers and consumers could not obtain compensation […]
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