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· 6/2/1971

Merritt Dickstein v. Edmond Dupont, as They Are Partners of Francis I. Dupont & Co.

Citations

  • 443 F.2d 783
  • 1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 9863
  • 1971 Trade Cas. (CCH) 73,593

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  • finding that a manufacturing manager involved in the placement of goods in the stream of commerce was not involved in the actual movement of goods in interstate commerce
  • stating that the predecessor to the U-4 Form \was an integral and mutually binding part of [the] employment arrangement\ between an employee and a NYSE brokerage house
  • stating that the predecessor to the U-4 Form \was an integral and mutually binding part of [the] employment arrangement\ between an employee and a NYSE brokerage house
  • stating that the predecessor to the U-4 Form \was an integral and mutually binding part of [the] employment arrangement\ between an employee and a NYSE brokerage house
  • stating that the predecessor to the U-4 Form \was an integral and mutually binding part of [the] employment arrangement\ between an employee and a NYSE brokerage house
  • breach of contract, prayer for damages of $200,000

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Judges: Aldrich, Mc-Entee, Coffin

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