An Antitrust Primer: A Guide to Antitrust and Trade Regulation Laws for BusinessmenMacmillan, 1964 - 316 pages |
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Page 149
... damages to which it is entitled . For example , in a recent case the shareholders were allowed to enforce the company's cause of action even though the directors of the company had voted not to bring action , be- cause it appeared that ...
... damages to which it is entitled . For example , in a recent case the shareholders were allowed to enforce the company's cause of action even though the directors of the company had voted not to bring action , be- cause it appeared that ...
Page 153
... damages caused by antitrust violations to plaintiffs who were also guilty of antitrust violations . In part this hesitance was based on the feeling that it would be inequitable to allow one violator to point the finger of guilt at ...
... damages caused by antitrust violations to plaintiffs who were also guilty of antitrust violations . In part this hesitance was based on the feeling that it would be inequitable to allow one violator to point the finger of guilt at ...
Page 154
... damages . The final defense , closely related to the other two , is that of mitigation of damages . A party being injured by antitrust violations is under an obligation to avoid as much of the resultant damage as possible . A chain of ...
... damages . The final defense , closely related to the other two , is that of mitigation of damages . A party being injured by antitrust violations is under an obligation to avoid as much of the resultant damage as possible . A chain of ...
Contents
THE RISE OF FREE COMPETITION | 1 |
THE ADVENT OF GOVERNMENT | 8 |
A BIRDSEYE VIEW OF | 16 |
Copyright | |
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