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Focuses on the choice of law in multistate unfair competition in the U.S. Impact of the growing complexity of product distribution on the common law tort of unfair competition; Role of the uniformity of substantive law in the oldest segment of unfair competition on the diversity of substantive rules; Influence of unfair competition to the requirement of examination and application of the law of every state.

Discusses several U.S. court cases as of March 1941. Court case on the delegation of authority to prescribe a Fair Trade Code; Fair hearing on the unconstitutional statute of a milk marketing board due to members' pecuniary interest in price-setting; Claim for value of goods purchased without intention of paying.