White v. Livesay

How courts have described this case

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• approving conditioning of credit on debt- or’s replacement of chief financial officer with bank’s appointee
• continuing to treat the refiling requirement as nonjurisdictional and applying equitable principles
• evidence of motive must be weighed against business justifications put forth since court must draw line between reasonable inferences for jury's consideration and \impermissible speculation.\
• \losses sustained in an intracorporate ... power struggle 'are of no concern to the antitrust laws' \
• conspiracy to deny access to the credit markets raises antitrust concerns
• conspiracy to deny access to the credit markets raises antitrust concerns

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