· 5/16/1927
United States v. Sisal Sales Corp.
Citations
- 274 U.S. 268
- 47 S. Ct. 592
- 71 L. Ed. 1042
- 1927 U.S. LEXIS 27
How courts have described this case
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- involving a conspiracy to monopolize Mexican sisal exports and American sisal sales
- government application for an injunction against companies conspiring to increase the price of sisal on the U.S. market was sufficient to allege a cause of action under both the Sherman and Wilson Tariff Acts
- “... by their own deliberate acts, here and elsewhere, [defendants] brought about forbidden results within the United States. They are within the jurisdiction of our courts and may be punished for offenses against our laws.”
- conspiratorial acts within United States
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Judges: McReynolds, Stone
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