Is South Africa using trade remedies as a protectionist measure? Reflections on a court case: International Trade Administration Commission v scaw South Africa [2010] zacc 6 (9 March 2010)
| Autor | Luz Helena Beltrán Gómez |
| Cargo | Research and teaching Associate and Sessional Lecturer at the School of Law of the University of the Witwatersrand |
| Páginas | 63-71 |
c o n -te x t o • r e v i s ta d e d e r e c h o y e c o n o m í a • n.º 34
ABSTRACT
The recent decision of the South African
Constitutional Court raises great concern
on w he the r th e le ad ing eco nom y of th e co n
tinent a nd the role mod el country in Legal
developments is taking a healthy route in
As many other countries, South Africa
might be experiencing problems with ha
ving two parallel regulations with modera
tely similar aims, but both with a different
Africa is an enthusiastic producer and en
forcer of competition laws and policies that
apply only locally, and gladly agrees to the
On the other hand, inside institutions are
using the w t o agreements (more specifica
competition from international economic
rivals by hindering their access to the South
African market
The importance of establishing whe
ther South Africa uses trade remedies anti
competitively is also pertinent to the global
Africa deals with the situation is useful in
trying to find a response to the problem of
the interests of Africa and that is globally
sues from the perspective of the constitu
tional court rulings in International Trade
Administration Commission v s c a w South
Africa, and it will try to find a way to recon
Is South Africa using
trade remedies as a
protectionist measure?
Reflections on a court
case:
International Trade Administration
Commission v s c A w South Africa
[2010] z A c c 6 (9 March 2010)1
lu z hElEnA bEltrÁn GómEz2
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