Prima facie all covenants in restraint of trade are illegal and therefore unenforceable. Recently, this pillar of the law of contract has been given a new, albeit off-putting, coat of paint.

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In Bahlieda v. Santa[1], the question of whether information placed on a website and made available through the Internet is “broadcast” within the meaning of the Ontario Libel and Slander Act remains unanswered. The Ontario Court of Appeal recently overturned a motions judge’s finding that placing material on the Internet via a website, constitutes a [...]

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