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Protection of Trade Secrets, Report for Discussion 1
There is presently no single body of law governing the circumstances under which trade secrets are legally protectable. The Criminal Code does not recognize theft of a trade secret as an offence. A person must therefore rely upon the law of contract or, in a case where there is no contract, equity. There are major problems with the current causes of action as far as they apply to protection of trade secrets. This report recommends […]
| AREA OF LAW | Corporate and Commercial |
| TAGS | personal property, intellectual property, trade secrets, Property, trade secret |
| FORMAT | Publications |
| FILE | rfd1.pdf |
February 2, 1984