Frederick Grainger, Jr. v. Ottawa County, Mich.

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• holding that in order to have antitrust standing, “a person must be within the ‘target area’ of the alleged antitrust conspiracy, i.e., a person against whom the conspiracy was aimed, such as a competitor of the persons sued”
• a nonoperating landlord has no standing to assert an antitrust cause of action against a tenant
• requirement of competitive injury applied to eliminate plaintiff-businessman whose injury was too remote

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