· 3/15/1972
Hamilton C. Bushie and Doris Ann Bushie v. Stenocord Corporation
Citations
- 460 F.2d 116
- 1972 Trade Cas. (CCH) 73,896
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- \sinister anticompetitive intent\ could not necessarily be inferred from the cancellation of a dealership
- summary judgment against plaintiff upheld where he failed to present evidence from which elements of his antitrust claim could be inferred; plaintiff could not prevail under his asserted version of the facts
- “sinister anti-competitive intent” could not necessarily be inferred from the cancellation of a dealership
- “As the Supreme Court made clear in First National Bank v. Cities Service, Inc., . . . allegations of restraint of trade must be supported by ‘significant probative evidence’ to overcome a motion for summary judgment.”
- per se rule applies to refusals to deal to eliminate price cutters
- per se rule applies to refusals to deal to eliminate price cutters
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Judges: Hamley, Koelsch, Goodwin
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