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Competition and unfair competition | ||
| journal of legal sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 20, Issue 1, 2005, Pages 211-249 | ||
| Author | ||
| D. Nada Kadhim al-Mawla | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Inseparability competition economic activity can be described as one of the conditions inherent in the parties, and is normal for Apple and a basic principle in this activity and now confirmed that serious trade and free competition elements are connected even said that damage them is harmful projects, and the state of competition of commercial cases which authorizes where the law harm to others as long as the legitimate trade and honest competition based on the creativity and talent of the merchant and his commitment to doing business assets. This notes that most scholars Askhaddmon term illegal competition or synonyms, such as competition banned or illegal competition or abusive. These terms launches in order to describe the acts or behavior is legitimate or identify these acts or statement content or origin being contrary to law and norms and customs business or lead to a result harmful to every act that constitutes a mistake and is not necessarily an act of fraud that the presence of competition act positively any action issued by the merchant to attract customers to his shop whatever he sees fit without the use of illicit means relying on the talents and creativity. The system also requires only international economic competition is absolute but requires a system arranges legal restrictions on freedom of competition to protect her and take legislative means to balance between competing projects, whether through international conventions or national legislation to achieve two things: First: the protection of the public interest and within the framework of the law and means and manifestations. Second: the protection of individual interests and law-related sectors. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Competition and unfair competition | ||
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