antidissection rule. Trademarks. A rule, applied in comparing potentially conflicting marks, that requires that the marks be compared as a whole or as they are viewed by consumers in the marketplace, not broken down into their component parts. • The antidissection rule does not preclude an analysis of the dominant and subordinate features of a […]
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antidumping law. A statute designed to protect domestic companies by preventing the sale of foreign goods at less than fair value, as defined in the statute (for example, at a price below that of the domestic market). See DUMPING. [Cases: Customs Duties 21. 5. C.J.S. Customs Duties §§ 135–152.]
antidumping tariff 反倾销税 对违反反倾销法的倾销商品征收的一种关税，其数额为该商品在其出口国的市场价与进口国市场的售价之间的差额。征收反倾销税的目的在于阻止外国商人在本国市场人为降低价格和获取不正当利益。
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antidestruction clause. A provision in a security protecting a shareholder’s conversion rights, in the event of a merger, by granting the shareholder a right to convert the securities into the securities that will replace the com-pany’s stock when the merger is complete. See convertible security under SECURITY.
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See antideficiency legislation under LEGISLATION.
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antidilution act. Trademarks. A statute prohibiting actions that are likely to lessen, diminish, or erode a famous mark’s capacity to identify and distinguish goods and services, without regard to whether the action creates a likelihood of confusion, mistake, or deception. • The Federal Trademark Dilution Act provides relief against another’s commercial use of a mark
A tariff equaling the difference between the price at which the product is sold in the exporting country and the price at which the importer will sell the product in the importing country. • These tariffs are designed to prevent foreign businesses from artificially lowering their prices and gaining unfair advantages outside their home market.
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antidilution provision. A convertible-security provision that safeguards the conversion privilege from share splits, share dividends, or other transactions that might affect the conversion ratio. See CONVERSION RATIO; DI-LUTION(2). [Cases: Corporations 66, 116. C.J.S. Corporations §§ 177–179, 233–240, 242.]
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antidestructibility statute. See DESTRUCTIBILITY OF CONTINGENT REMAINDERS.
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