W. Ed Booker, Harriet A. Booker, W. Ed Booker, Iii, a Partnership, D/B/A Booker Trading Company v. Ralston Purina Company, Inc., a Corporation

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• affirming the conclusion that lost profits were \too speculative and uncertain to sustain a damage award\ because \the product had yet to prove itself as a winner and therefore [as] profitable\
• affirming the conclusion that lost profits were “too speculative and uncertain to sustain a damage award” because “the product had yet to prove itself as a winner and therefore [as] profitable”

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