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Dr. Miles v. John D. Park & Sons

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  • Miller-Tydings Act of 1937

    Miles case (Dr. Miles v. John D. Park & Sons), in which the Court held that certain vertical resale price agreements substantially lessened competition as effectively as any horizontal agreement and were in violation of the Sherman Act. Subsequently, by June 30, 1938, resale price-maintenance laws had…

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    Miles case (Dr. Miles v. John D. Park & Sons), in which the Court held that certain vertical resale price agreements substantially lessened competition as effectively as any horizontal agreement and were in violation of the Sherman Act. Subsequently, by June 30, 1938, resale price-maintenance laws had…

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