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Trade Regulation--Price Discrimination--Liability For "Fourth Level" Injury Falls Within The Scope Of Section 2(A) Of The Clayton Act, As Amended By The Robinson-Patman Act--Perkins V. Standard Oil Company Of California, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
During the mid-1950's Clyde A. Perkins, a major independent wholesaler and retailer operating in the states of Washington and Oregon, bought substantial quantities of gasoline and oil from Standard Oil Company of California. During the same period, Standard also sold gasoline and oil to Signal Oil and Gas Company, a large wholesaler whose subsidiaries operated at wholesale and retail levels in the same area as Perkins. The price Standard charged to Signal, however, was lower than the price it charged to Perkins. Signal passed on the advantages of this lower price to its subsidiary, Western Hyway, which in tum sold …
The Antitrust Plaintiff Following In The Government's Footsteps, Dolores Korman
The Antitrust Plaintiff Following In The Government's Footsteps, Dolores Korman
Villanova Law Review
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