· 8/30/2023
Kenneth Sheffey v. State of Iowa
How courts have described this case
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- territorial and customer restrictions imposed by a manufacturer on its wholesale distributors are vertical even though the manufacturer also distributed directly to retailers
- “Once the manufacturer has parted with title and risk, he has parted with dominion over the product, and his effort thereafter to restrict territory or persons to whom the product may be transferred” violates the Sherman Act
- Where an insurer has become partially subrogated to the rights of an insured under the Federal Tort Claims Act, both are \necessary parties\ but they are not \indispensable parties\ and either party may sue,...
- “firmness” grounded upon communicated danger of termination
- overruled on other grounds by Sylvania, supra
- the decision overruled by Sylvania
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