· 2/3/1967
Robert Hoopes and Rae S. Hoopes v. Union Oil Company of California, a Corporation
Citations
- 374 F.2d 480
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- plaintiff service station owner claimed supplier sought to restrain competition by restricting retail outlets, including plaintiff's, to sale of supplier's gas
- plaintiff service station owner claimed supplier sought to restrain competition by restricting retail outlets, including plaintiff’s, to sale of supplier’s gas
- lessee's interest in certain property sufficient to allow lessee standing to sue for alleged antitrust violations, despite the fact that the lessor could also have sued, because it was foreseeable that the lessee's interest would be affected.
- lessee’s interest in certain property sufficient to allow lessee standing to sue for alleged antitrust violations, despite the fact that the lessor could also have sued, because it was foreseeable that the lessee’s interest would be affected.
- a suit for money damages only under Clayton § 4
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Judges: Barnes, Koelsch, Browning
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