Sentences with phrase «competition cases require»

Not exact matches

Distillers with annual case sales over 52,500 can enter the Straight Up Texas International Spirits Competition online at www.straightuptexas.com for a fee of $ 300 per entry, and will be required submit two bottles of each entry.

While the preparation of this working document by the JR requires on average two weeks at the CJ, it generally takes a minimum of 12 weeks at the GC (this is just an average: a trademark case might take significantly less and a competition law case significantly more).

Second, the court held that in order for the RCD to apply, separate and formal legislative action is not required if a regulator already has the regulatory authority to take actions that might otherwise violate the Competition Act (in this case, the LCBO's authority to enter into contracts such as the Beer Framework Agreement).

As Asian competition authorities become more sophisticated, they are taking on more complex cases, which in turn require enhanced enforcement powers.

At the Competition, the students are required to participate in several mock trials against other local high schools representing both the Plaintiff and the Defendant in a personal injury case.

Represented corporate client in the prosecution of a trade secret and unfair competition case and obtained a preliminary injunction which required immediate turnover of misappropriated data, a prohibition on doing business with customers through the use of client's confidential data, and requiring the defendants to cooperate in correcting misleading statements which implied the defendants were a continuation of, or affiliated with client's business.

Such proceedings may be brought before the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) on a stand - alone basis (in which case, a complainant must prove an infringement of certain competition law rules) or on a follow - on basis (which requires an existing infringement decision from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the CAT on an appeal from a decision of the CMA or the European CCompetition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) on a stand - alone basis (in which case, a complainant must prove an infringement of certain competition law rules) or on a follow - on basis (which requires an existing infringement decision from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the CAT on an appeal from a decision of the CMA or the European Ccompetition law rules) or on a follow - on basis (which requires an existing infringement decision from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the CAT on an appeal from a decision of the CMA or the European CCompetition and Markets Authority (CMA), the CAT on an appeal from a decision of the CMA or the European Commission).

As the additional statutory fines that might be levied by a court are supposed to promote «compliance» with CASL, PIPEDA and the Competition Act, as the case may be, and not simply «punish,» the court will be required to consider a wide variety of factors before levying the additional fines, including:

While a job advertisement specifies required qualifications and even preferred skills in some cases, the rising competition has forced the use of ATS to shortlist candidates.

In some cases, for example employment with major pharmaceutical companies where competition for jobs can be fierce, a postgraduate qualification is required.

Were it the case that TREB had clearly done something illegal, and that such was being confirmed to be the case by the Competition Tribunal, the onus should clearly be on the Tribunal to state the required remedy pursuant to their decision — talk about smoke and mirrors!