Trade and Competition Law Reports is a specialist series of law reports on the regulation of trade.

The series provides the best means of staying informed on or researching the most important developments in trade and competition law, including intellectual property.

Trade and Competition Law Reports was first published in 1990, with the first volume containing important cases from 1986 to 1988. A second volume covered the period from 1978 to 1986. The series has been continually published since, with about one volume being produced each year. There are now 10 volumes of decisions.

The Trade and Competition Law Reports series covers all aspects of the laws relating to trade, including procedural aspects. Cases decided under a wide range of commercial law statutes are included.

Cases reported are primarily High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court decisions, along with selected decisions from the Commerce Commission and some other specialist tribunals.

Thomson Reuters’ legally-qualified and trained editors and reporters select cases which advance, explain or interpret this area of law. The headnotes provide all details necessary to decide whether a case is on point or will assist in the line of research being followed.

INFORMATION IN HEADNOTES

• Deciding Judge(s)
• Dates of Hearing and Decision
• Court
• Court Reference Numbers
• Catch line Summary, providing details of areas of law and issues covered by the case, and legislation considered
• Outline of Facts
• Holdings of the Court, with key paragraph references
• Cases Considered and whether followed, not followed or distinguished
• Cases Referred to
• Nature of proceedings
• Appearances for parties

Media Types

Looseleaf

A one off book and contents charge will apply for initial set up which covers the cost of the binder(s) and all current looseleaf content to date. All monthly or annual subscription pricing includes all updates issued during the applicable subscription duration.