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· 3/15/1946

High Bull

Citations

  • 66 F. Supp. 218
  • 1946 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2498

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that a class action procedure cannot “in any way alter the substantive proof required to prove up a claim for relief’
  • stating that class treatment in no way alters substantive proof required to succeed on claim for relief
  • stating that class treatment in no way alters substantive proof required to succeed on claim for relief
  • noting the overlap between proof of injury for liability purposes and for damage calculation purposes under Clayton section 4
  • noting the overlap between proof of injury for liability purposes and for damage calculation purposes under Clayton section 4
  • noting that in price fixing ease wherein a homogenous product was marketed in a similar manner nationwide, “once the illegal overcharge ... has been established, it is most reasonable to assume ‘injury’ or ‘impact’ upon a showing of proof of purchase”

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