Seuss v. United States

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• upholding award of compensatory and punitive damages for post-contract use of secret computer manufacturing informa tion
• amendment to add officers, directors, and shareholders permitted when they were active participants in events alleged as basis of suit and had constructive notice
• although defendant was motivated solely by profit, defendant violated § 1982 when it exploited opportunities created by racism to sell homes to blacks at excessive prices

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