· 11/23/1965
Rangen, Inc., a Corporation, Buhl Feed & Ice Company, a Corporation, and Elwood D. Grimes v. Sterling Nelson & Sons, Inc., a Corporation
Citations
- 351 F.2d 851
How courts have described this case
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- stating that payments \were made in the course of interstate commerce because they created influences intrastate which injured the free competitive interstate commerce in fish food outside Idaho\
- stating that payments “were made in the course of interstate commerce because they created influences intrastate which injured the free competitive interstate commerce in fish food outside Idaho”
- upholding district court’s entry of judgment for plaintiff where plaintiffs competitor bribed state official who had influence over state purchasing decisions
- any governmental exemption not applicable merely because ultimate consumer would be a government
- any governmental exemption not applicable merely because ultimate consumer would be a government
- payments to agent of state so that agent would influence purchasing decision by state
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Judges: Hamley, Hamlin, Browning
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