State ex rel. Coleman v. International Harvester Co. of America

Citations

• 81 Kan. 610
• 106 P. 1053
• 1910 Kan. LEXIS 405

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Foreign Corporations — Violation of Antitrust Laws — Remedies. Where a foreign corporation is transacting business under a license granted by this state and violates the antitrust laws of this state the license and right to prosecute business within the state may be forfeited and set aside and such corporation wholly ousted from the state, or it may be prohibited from engaging in specific practices which are contrary to the laws of the state.</p> <p>2. -■- Quo Warranto — Judicial Discretion — Order Restraining the Doing of Certain Acts. Where in such a case a corporation has by its conduct become liable to a complete ouster the court may in its discretion make a limited or qualified order of ouster prohibiting certain specific acts, and retain jurisdiction and control of the parties for the purpose of making further orders in the premises should just and proper cause arise therefor in the future.</p> <p>3. Judgments — Parties Affected — Jurisdiction. This court can not make an order affecting the substantial rights of a foreign corporation in an action to which it is not a party.</p>