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Mannington Mills, Inc. V. Congoleum Corp.: A Further Step Toward A Complete Subject Matter Jurisdiction Test, Walter S. Weinberg
Mannington Mills, Inc. V. Congoleum Corp.: A Further Step Toward A Complete Subject Matter Jurisdiction Test, Walter S. Weinberg
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
Jurisdiction of the American courts under the Sherman Act' has been extended to certain activities which take place outside of the United States. Such an extension is required by the inclusion of a for- eign commerce provision in the antitrust laws that states that restraints of trade or attempts to monopolize "among the several states, or with foreign nations" are violations of U.S. law. The exact reach of the Sherman Act to activities that take place within foreign nations or that involve foreign law is not clear. United States courts, however, generally have taken jurisdiction over foreign activities only when …
The Exchange Of Price Information As A Restraint Of Trade: Reassessing Per Se Rules In Light Of First Amendment Protection Of Commercial Speech, Craig R. Maginness
The Exchange Of Price Information As A Restraint Of Trade: Reassessing Per Se Rules In Light Of First Amendment Protection Of Commercial Speech, Craig R. Maginness
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Potential Production: A Supply Side Approach For Relevant Product Market Definitions, Robert L. Hubbard
Potential Production: A Supply Side Approach For Relevant Product Market Definitions, Robert L. Hubbard
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Legality Of Ticket Tie-Ins In Intercollegiate Athletics, Arthur D. Austin
The Legality Of Ticket Tie-Ins In Intercollegiate Athletics, Arthur D. Austin
University of Richmond Law Review
The dynamics of operating a "major" intercollegiate sports program have a tenuous nexus with academic ideals. Intercollegiate athletics is now a big business, dominated by the balance sheet of gate receipts, T.V. revenues, and talent recruiting. The best high school athletes are aggressively recruited for their physical prowess to play for teams that perform before large crowds-and frequently a national television audience-in gigantic stadiums and field houses. In many instances coaches and players gain national recognition and reverence unequaled by professors, poets, or Nobel prize winners. Yet the sponsors of these sports extravaganzas are academic institutions who by charter and …
Antitrust Law - Standing - Direct Purchasers From Defendants' Competitors Lack Standing To Bring Treble Damage Action, Indirect Purchasers From Defendants Have Standing To Seek Injunctive Relief, Robert C. Mickle
Villanova Law Review
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A Simplified Approach To Tying Arrangements: A Legal And Economic Analysis, Joseph P. Bauer
A Simplified Approach To Tying Arrangements: A Legal And Economic Analysis, Joseph P. Bauer
Journal Articles
Few types of antitrust conduct have received as much treatment from the Supreme Court as tying arrangements. This practice, which is unlawful per se when certain prerequisites are met, may be defined as an agreement by a party to sell one product [the tying product] but only on the condition that the buyer also purchases different (or tied) product, or at least agrees that he will not purchase that product from any other supplier. Notwithstanding this extensive Supreme Court attention, there is as much heat as light in this area. The doctrine that has developed is often unpredictable and frequently …
Five Conflicts Over Income Distribution In The Motion Picture-Television Industry, John Cirace
Five Conflicts Over Income Distribution In The Motion Picture-Television Industry, John Cirace
Villanova Law Review
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Antitrust Law - The Requirement Of An Instruction On Intent In Per Se Criminal Violations Of Section 1 Of The Sherman Act, Andy Susko
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.