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· 5/18/1917

Warm Springs Co. v. Salt Lake City

Citations

  • 50 Utah 58
  • 165 P. 788
  • 1917 Utah LEXIS 47

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  • holding that “pricing terms, royalty rates, and guaranteed minimum payment 13 terms” are the “precise sort of information” that may be sealed
  • holding that confidential customer information meets the compelling 14 reason standard for sealing
  • stating that compelling reasons 1 may exist if sealing is required to prevent documents from being used “as sources of 2 business information that might harm a litigant’s competitive standing”
  • stating that compelling reasons may exist if sealing is required to 15 prevent documents from being used “as sources of business information that might 16 harm a litigant’s competitive standing”
  • finding compelling 15 reasons to seal “pricing terms, royalty rates, and guaranteed minimum payment terms”
  • ordering sealing where documents could be 18 used “‘as sources of business information that might harm a litigant’s competitive standing’”

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Judges: Corfman, Frick, McCarty

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