· 7/29/1983
Jet Courier Services, Inc., Pdq Air Services, Inc., Dixie Airways, Inc. v. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Citations
- 713 F.2d 1221
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the 1980 Deregulation and Monetary Control Act made Federal Reserve services “available to all banks”
- explaining that the law establishing Section 248a provided that nonmember banks could receive check clearing and collection services “at the same fees charged member banks”
- explaining that the services offered by Federal Reserve Banks under § 248a “are to be made available to nonmember depository institutions at the same fees charged to member banks”
- stating that, pursuant to the MCA, “services . . . formerly provided to member banks only will be available to all banks, regardless of whether or not they are members”
- plaintiffs established standing where they supplied customer affidavits showing they would “suffer economic loss flowing from” the defendants’ conduct
- Congress did not intend to protect competitive positions of private collection services
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Judges: Lively, Contie, Siler
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