The Australian courts, tiring of incomprehensible economic and legal arguments about competition law, have reinstituted the ancient and honourable tradition of trial by combat, and they want it a l’outrance.
At least that’s what I infer from this para in Saturday’s Australian Financial Review.
The judgement showed it is very difficult to prove the substantial lessening of competition needed for a breach of Section 50 – blood literally has to be spilt on the floor (emphasis added)
Maybe that’s why Ken Parish hasn’t posted for a while?