An International Antitrust Primer: A Businessman's Guide to the International Aspects of United States Antitrust Law and to Key Foreign Antitrust LawsMacmillan, 1974 - 391 pages |
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Page 70
... existence of a " contract , combination . . . or conspiracy " is not dependent upon there being a written or even a " gentlemen's " agreement between the parties , but may be implied from a course of conduct . For instance , a violation ...
... existence of a " contract , combination . . . or conspiracy " is not dependent upon there being a written or even a " gentlemen's " agreement between the parties , but may be implied from a course of conduct . For instance , a violation ...
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... existence of a concerted refusal , it is not necessary that an express agreement be shown . The court may find the existence of an agreement as implied from the conduct and actions of the parties . For example , a sup- plier's decision ...
... existence of a concerted refusal , it is not necessary that an express agreement be shown . The court may find the existence of an agreement as implied from the conduct and actions of the parties . For example , a sup- plier's decision ...
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... existence of the two U.S. subsidiaries , because this permitted the Justice Department to avoid any problems as to obtaining personal jurisdiction , as to " extraterritorial " application of U.S. law , and as to having a mechanism for ...
... existence of the two U.S. subsidiaries , because this permitted the Justice Department to avoid any problems as to obtaining personal jurisdiction , as to " extraterritorial " application of U.S. law , and as to having a mechanism for ...
Contents
chapter | 8 |
Mergers Acquisitions and Joint Ventures | 118 |
chapter 9 | 139 |
Copyright | |
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