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1995 / March Volume 7 No.1
The Unfair Methods of Competition and the Unfair or Deceptive Acts under Sec. 5 of the US FTCA

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發刊日期/Published Date
1995 / March
中英文篇名/Title
美國聯邦交易委員會法第五條之研究
The Unfair Methods of Competition and the Unfair or Deceptive Acts under Sec. 5 of the US FTCA
論文屬性/Type
研究論文 Research Article
作者/Author
劉孔中
Kung-chung Liu
頁碼/Pagination
159-190
摘要/Abstract

比較法的研究對我國公平交易法之解釋及適用極爲重要,因爲(1)該法係我國繼受西方先進國家(特別是美國及德國)之相關規定而成,其學說及法院對該等規定所提出之理論及作成之判例,極具參考價值;(2)國際上有將公平交易法(習稱競爭法)整合之趨勢,以便各國能在相同的競爭條件下從事自由且公平之競爭,故我國應以國際通行之標準檢視我國之規定及實踐,以免自絕於國際社會。美國聯邦交易委員會法第五條之規定爲我國公平交易法所採納,本文之研究即在於歸納整理該條在美國法上之精髓,以爲我國之法律解釋奠下理論基礎。

According to Sec. 5 of US Federal Trade Commission Act, unfair methods of competition in or affecting commerce, and unfair or deceptive acts or parctices in or affecting commerce are unlawful. This regulation has been copied by § 24 of our Fair Trade Law, which in essence reads: An enterprise shall not conduct deceptive or obviously unfair acts that are sufficient to affect trading order. This paper looks forward to study the historical background of Sec. 5 of the FTCA, its relation to the Sher­man and Clayton Act and its meaning in the face of changing diversity of commerical activities-in the hope that § 24 of the Fair Trade Law can thus be better understood and applied. The study leads to the following: 1. There is no general definition of "unfair methods of competition" and "unfair or deceptive acts" available. 2. Unfair methods of competition has in general three major types: that which violates antitrust laws; that which violates commerce standards, that are widly accepted as fair; and that which violates the public policies recognised by the FTC. 3. Acts which fullfill the following three criteria are deceptive: the tendency to mislead comsumers, a substantial number of consumers can be misled, and the misleading must have materiality. 4. Acts which injure the consumers in a substantial way, the injury is greater than the benefit done to the competition or comsumers, and the injury can not be avoided under reasonable circumstances, are unfair. Acts which violate the well-established public policies are also unfair.

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