Major American Antitrust Laws: A Guide to Their Domestic and Foreign ApplicationOceana Publications, Published for the Institute for International and Foreign Trade Law, Georgetown University, Washington, 1965 - 442 pages |
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Page 150
... manufacturer's argument is that the car sold to the unsuspecting public is both a public safety hazard and an ... manufacturer and a franchised dealer under which the dealer agrees not to resell , either directly or indirectly , any ...
... manufacturer's argument is that the car sold to the unsuspecting public is both a public safety hazard and an ... manufacturer and a franchised dealer under which the dealer agrees not to resell , either directly or indirectly , any ...
Page 152
... manufacturer has prepared for the dealer's signature . Dealers are with few exceptions completely dependent on the manufacturer for their supply of cars . When the dealer has invested to the extent required to secure a franchise , he ...
... manufacturer has prepared for the dealer's signature . Dealers are with few exceptions completely dependent on the manufacturer for their supply of cars . When the dealer has invested to the extent required to secure a franchise , he ...
Page 153
... manufacturer holds over the dealer once the dealer commits himself to the requirements for entry into the industry permits the manufacturer to control the dealer and his operation . The dealer accepts this relationship in the expecta ...
... manufacturer holds over the dealer once the dealer commits himself to the requirements for entry into the industry permits the manufacturer to control the dealer and his operation . The dealer accepts this relationship in the expecta ...
Contents
Trade and Interstate Commerce | 1 |
Monopoly and Oligopoly 27 | 27 |
Agreements in Restraint of Trade | 62 |
Copyright | |
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1st Sess 2d Sess 38 STAT acquisition action agreements Alcoa alleged amended American Anheuser-Busch antitrust laws application Attorney banks Clayton Act combination Committee commodity companies competitors Congress conspiracy constitute contract Corp corporation criminal customers dealer decision defendant distributors District Court economic effect enforcement evidence fact Fair Trade Federal Trade Commission Footnote omitted foreign Government Hearings illegal industry injunction interstate commerce involved judgment jurisdiction labor legislation lessen competition limited manufacturer ment merger monopoly National nolo contendere Norris-LaGuardia Act Parke Davis parties patent person petition pipeline plaintiff practices price discrimination price fixing prohibited provisions purchasers purpose reason regulation resale price maintenance restraint of trade restrictive retailers Robinson-Patman Act Section Section 2(a sell seller Sherman Act statute substantial Supp supra note Supreme Court territory thereof tion trademark union United unlawful violation wholesalers