· 1/26/1948
Whitman v. Commissioner
Citations
- 10 T.C. 151
- 1948 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 281
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- explaining that the footnote from American Express doesn’t alter the requirement that plaintiffs show evidence of anticompetitive harm “in the market as a whole”
- applying a rule of reason analysis to an exclusive license because “the mere fact that an agreement implicates intellectual property rights does not ‘immunize [it] from antitrust attack’” (citation omitted)
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Judges: Arundell
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