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· 8/31/1983

Borough of Ellwood City v. Pennsylvania Power Co.

Citations

  • 570 F. Supp. 553
  • 1983 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14190

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  • noting “intrastate sales are subject to the Robinson-Patman Act as long as the sales remain in the flow of interstate commerce”
  • determining that electricity is “commodity” under ■ antitrust laws
  • “The mere fact that Penn Power and its parent corporation share some common directors *** is not sufficient evidence to show the necessary concerted action.”
  • “The mere fact that Penn Power and its parent corporation share some common directors *** is not sufficient evidence to show the necessary concerted action. *** Plaintiffs’ argument is akin to the argument that mere active membership in a trade association constitutes an agreement.”
  • \The mere fact that Penn Power and its parent corporation share some common directors * * * is not sufficient evidence to show the necessary concerted action. * * * Plaintiffs' argument is akin to the argument that mere active membership in a trade association constitutes an agreement.\
  • when ruling on a second motion for summary judgment by the Defendant and a motion for leave to amend the complaint by Plaintiff, the Court incorporated by reference its prior opinion addressing a motion to dismiss which it had treated in part as a motion for summary judgment

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Judges: McCUNE

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