E. G. Saenz v. University Interscholastic League

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• holding that an interscholastic league administered by the Extension Division of the University of Texas \constitutes a governmental entity outside the ambit of the Sherman Act\
• holding that UIL is governmental entity immune from antitrust liability
• noting that UIL was governmental entity, in part, because employees are paid by University of Texas at Austin
• holding that UIL is governmental entity immune from antitrust liability
• holding that UIL is governmental entity immune from antitrust liability
• upholding trial court's finding that UIL is, despite its unorthodox structure, agency of State of Texas

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