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Competition Act: Commentary and Annotation, 2025 Edition

This annual publication annotates each substantive provision of the Competition Act, with synopsis of key applicable cases and expert analysis and insights.

Publication Language: English
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$130.00
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Softcover | Approx. 1,010 pages | Annual – Standing Order Terms Apply

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Published: December 31, 2024
ISBN/ISSN: 9780433534631

Product description


Developments in competition law continue to be a critical aspect of the Canadian legal landscape for any business that operates in Canada.

This annual publication annotates each substantive provision of the Competition Act, with a synopsis of key applicable cases, alongside the expert analysis and insights of Brian A. Facey and Cassandra Brown, both Partners in the Competition, Antitrust & Foreign Investment group at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP. Following a detailed review of key developments in 2024 and a look forward to 2025 in the Preface, the publication also contains the full text of the Act, related legislation and key Competition Bureau Guidelines, making it a valuable resource for corporate counsel, legal practitioners in private practice and business executives.

Features and Benefits

  • Preface – Keep abreast of the latest legislative and jurisprudential developments, Competition Tribunal initiatives and major merger activities
  • Annotations of every substantive Competition Act provision – Benefit from expert interpretation of key provisions, terms and landmark cases
  • Extensive commentary – Understand principles, evolution and practices of competition law
  • Full text of legislation and key practice materials – Have ready access to the full text of up-to-date legislation and key practice materials

Highlights of 2025 Edition

  • Preface updating recent initiatives and activities of the Competition Bureau and anticipated developments in 2025
  • Amendments to the Competition Act and discussion of proposed amendments

Who Should Buy

  • Corporate/commercial lawyers advising on mergers and the running of a business, including pricing, advertising and marketing practices
  • In-house counsel who need to advise on the legal boundaries of trade practices, both in Canada and internationally
  • Business executives who monitor the pricing, advertising and marketing practices of the corporation

An Essential Resource
When it comes to advising on advertising and trade practices, or ensuring compliance with competition legislation, regulations and guidelines, make sure you have this reference at hand!

 

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Table of contents

 Legislative Currency

Preface

Table of Contents

Annotated Competition Act

Legislation, Guidelines and Policies
Competition Act Regulation – Notifiable Transactions Regulations (SOR/87-348)

Competition Bureau Interpretation Guidelines

Procedures Guide for Notifiable Transactions and Advance Ruling Certificates under the Competition Act

Pre-merger Notification Interpretation Guidelines No. 1-16

Hostile Transactions Interpretation Guidelines No. 1-2

Competition Bureau Fees and Service Standards Handbook for Mergers and Merger-Related Matters

Competition Bureau Fees and Service Standards Handbook for Written Opinions

Competition Bureau Fees and Service Standards Policy for Mergers and Merger-Related Matters

Merger Enforcement Guidelines

Merger Review Process Guidelines

Immunity and Leniency Programs under the Competition Act

Enforcement Guidelines on the Abuse of Dominance Provisions .

Price Maintenance Enforcement Guidelines

Information Bulletin on the Communication of Confidential Information under the Competition Act

Intellectual Property Enforcement Guidelines

Competitor Collaboration Guidelines

Enforcement Guidelines on Wage-Fixing and No Poaching Agreements

Information Bulletin on Transparency

Misleading Representations and Deceptive Marketing Practice Choice of Criminal or Civil Track Under the Competition Act

Competition Tribunal Act

Competition Tribunal Rules

Competition Tribunal Practice Direction Regarding Mediation