· 9/13/2023
Commonwealth v. Stevens, M.
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- unfair competitive acts violate Sherman Act only if defendant had significant market power and used unfair means to cripple competitors, thereby affecting competition as required by rule-of-reason
- Executive Department efforts to reduce steel imports via “voluntary imports restraints.”
- defendants’ threats of litigation “reflected only vigorous competition”
- conventional and “pipe-less” recirculation systems for pools
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Judges: Per Curiam
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