restraint of trade

Why should this practice not be considered a restraint of trade?

In my view, it would be an illegal restraint of trade.

The court held it to be an illegal restraint of trade.

Just as under the common law, the restraint of trade had to be "unreasonable".

Bond appears to have given up on legal action for restraint of trade.

Instead, he said, it was a "clear restraint of trade."

This is the approach most commonly discussed in restraint of trade cases.

Lord Reid identified why the agreement was in restraint of trade.

All were charged with enterprise corruption, restraint of trade and other crimes.

But there are questions over the restraint of trade."

These days that would be called restraint of trade!"

More important, he said, is "whether the contract violates antitrust law as a restraint of trade."

The Law on agreements in restraint of trade has changed as a result of this decision.

An agreement in restraint of trade can be partially enforced subject to certain limitations.

The court ruled that the bans were a restraint of trade and therefore illegal.

Withholding a contact lens prescription would be considered restraint of trade.

But because the covenant was too wide and against public policy (restraint of trade?)

"So we could sue them for restraint of trade," said Forrest naively.

To consider whether or not there is a restraint of trade in the first place, both parties must have provided valuable consideration for their agreement.

Thus, the meeting could be in restraint of trade rather than promoting trade."

"The effect would be a restraint of trade, if not a monopolization of a market."

Lastly, it should not be forgotten that the common law, through the restraint of trade doctrine, has a potential role to play.

Under bilateral treaties restraint of trade imports to Japan were forbidden.

Scheindlin found that it was an illegal restraint of trade.

These cases are referred to as "restraint of trade" cases and indeed that phrase was used in them.