Southaven Land Co., Inc. v. Malone & Hyde, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that an injury that was only a \tangential by-product\ of the defendant's allegedly anticompetitive conduct was \not sufficiently linked to the pro-competitive policy of the antitrust laws\ to confer antitrust standing
• finding a lessor of commercial property had no standing to sue its lessee, which had allowed the rented space to lie vacant rather than allow a competing grocer to operate there
• finding a lessor of commercial property had no standing to sue its lessee, which had allowed the rented space to lie vacant rather than allow a competing grocer to operate there
• “The pleading proba-tively concedes that [plaintiff] is neither a consumer, competitor or participant in [the relevant] market.”
• “Particularly, indirect injuries may render damages highly speculative or create situations of complexity that would foreclose an equitable determination and apportionment of damages.”
• “The pleading probatively concedes that [plaintiff] is neither a consumer, competitor or participant in [the relevant] market.”

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