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91. lappuse
... parties , then a State could not effectively implement a program restraining competition among them . The Court , however , also sought to ensure that tion immunity from Sherman Act private parties could claim state - ac- liability only ...
... parties , then a State could not effectively implement a program restraining competition among them . The Court , however , also sought to ensure that tion immunity from Sherman Act private parties could claim state - ac- liability only ...
501. lappuse
... parties 5. It may be presumed , absent a showing to the contrary , that a gov- ernment acts in the public interest ; private parties , on the other hand , may be presumed to be acting pri- marily on their own behalf . Appeal § 1662 ...
... parties 5. It may be presumed , absent a showing to the contrary , that a gov- ernment acts in the public interest ; private parties , on the other hand , may be presumed to be acting pri- marily on their own behalf . Appeal § 1662 ...
769. lappuse
... parties did make such an agreement . Even as- suming that the result imposed on the parties by the Kansas court was " fair , " which is not at all obvious , neither that court nor this Court has given any reason for concluding that the ...
... parties did make such an agreement . Even as- suming that the result imposed on the parties by the Kansas court was " fair , " which is not at all obvious , neither that court nor this Court has given any reason for concluding that the ...
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