Competition law-Appeal from findings of the Fair Trading Commission-Preliminary point-Whether appeal lies to the Court of Appeal from decision of judge in chambers in Supreme Court in relation to findings of Fair Trading Commission-Whether decision of judge in chambers is final-Fair Competition Act, section 49-Judicature (Appellate Jurisdiction) Act, sections 10 and 11
Natural justice-Investigation by Fair Trading Commission-Failure to explicitly notify appellants that they were the subject of the investigation-Failure to disclose the full scope of the investigation-Final Report prepared and issued-Whether appellants had a right to be heard
Procedural fairness-Whether appellants had a right to be heard-Legitimate expectation-Whether a single prior investigation by the Fair Trading Commission is sufficient to establish a legitimate expectation that future investigations will be conducted in the same manner
Challenge to final report-Whether learned judge property engaged with the appellants' evidence-Whether the final report was consistent with the evidence and the Fair Competition Act
