· 10/6/1975
Goeltz v. United States
Citations
- 423 U.S. 830
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- price discrimination under Robinson-Patman Act did not exist where firm had adopted dual pricing scheme, but made lower prices available to all purchasers on equal terms
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- cases adjudicated in United States forum despite similar contract provisions
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