Petersen v. Rath Packing Co.

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• stating that \coercion may be implied from a showing that an appreciable number of buyers have accepted burdensome terms\
• noting that “coercion may be implied from a showing that an appreciable number of buyers have accepted burdensome terms, such as a tie-in”
• finding evidence of coercion when a cemetery contract required buyers of cemetery lots to buy gravesite care service and monuments from the seller with up to 350% price mark-ups
• coercion occurs when the buyer must accept the tied item and forego possibly desirable substitutes
• purchasers of cemetery lots were required to purchase memorials from or through the cemetery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).