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Abridged Version of Judgement by Justice K Macay in the case involving Atlantic, Redpath and St. Lawrence Sugar Ref Publisher:  GATT-Fly, Toronto, Canada Year Published:  1976   Pages:  38pp   Price:  $1.00   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Abridged text of judgement to aid citizens to understand the issues involved. Abstract:  GATT-Fly provides this abridged text to convey a sense of the judgement in the case involving the sugar refiners to aid concerned citizens to understand the issues involved. The court records are accessible to the public but the costs are prohibitive so GATT-Fly has provided this service. Content : Indictment, the Law, Admissibility of Evidence, Canadian, Sugar Industry, the International Trade in Raw Sugar, Customs Tariffs and Duty Preferences, Pricing cf Refined Sugar, Evidence, Second Count, Indian Sugar, the Cartier-South Africa Incident, Price Fixing, Market Shares, the First Count.

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