principles of fair dealing educed in corporation law

definite rule of conduct established

instances where rule was applied

rule applies where actual injury is shown

minority stockholders' rights explained

application is reasonable

unfair management of corporation

cases illustrating rule

standard of fair-dealing maintained
great variety of unfair means

offices exclusive property of corporation
manipulation of joint control

redress through courts of equity ...

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223

223

223

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224

224

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224

...

224

225

225

225

226

226

results not ideal, though often effectual

226

Trade Commission's jurisdiction prescribed by statute
Trade Commission has power to require reports .....
Trade Commission may recommend additional legislation
corporation decisions useful guide
unfair restraint of voting power

provisions of Section 7 of Clayton Bill promise beneficial results

[REFERENCES are to pages.]

public interests advanced by supplemental Anti-trust laws
code of business procedure assured .....

ACCESS BY TRADE COMMISSION TO DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE OF CORPORATION: See DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE.

under what circumstances permitted and how enforced
documentary evidence defined

ACTS TO REGULATE COMMERCE:

defined ......

.....

.......

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248

not repealed or modified by Trade Commission law
term "any common carrier subject to," defined ........
combination of manufacture and transportation of commodities,
by common carrier, forbidden by

AFFIDAVIT:

or verified bill required to show urgent need for relief, upon ap-
plication for temporary restraining order

249

258

64

61

273

may be filed in support of application to institute contempt pro-
ceedings under Section 21 of Clayton Law

276

ANTI-HOLDING COMPANY BILL:

one of five proposed measures utilized by Congress when pre-
paring Trade Commission Act and Clayton Law

138

ANTI-TRUST ACTIONS: See ANTI-TRUST LAWS; DAMAGES
FOR VIOLATION OF ANTI-TRUST Laws.

semi-public matters

129

[REFERENCES Are to pages.]

ANTI-TRUST LAWS: See SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW; WIL-
SON TARIFF LAW; CLAYTON BILL; also FOREIGN ANTI-TRUST
LAWS; see also DAMAGES FOR VIOLATION OF ANTI-TRUST
LAWS.

defined in Trade Commission Law to include Sherman Anti-
trust Law and Sections 73 to 77 as amended of the Wilson
Tariff Law

...

defined in Clayton Law to include:

Sherman Anti-Trust Law .....

Sections 73 to 77 as amended of the Wilson Tariff Law and

the Clayton Law itself

Federal Trade Commission Act not included in

not repealed or modified by Trade Commission Law
liability under, not relieved by Trade Commission's order
provisions regulating foreign trade contained in Wilson Tariff

criminal provisions of Wilson Tariff Law discussed
test of constitutionality of Anti-trust laws stated
protection by public is end sought by ...

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249

259

259

.249, 259

.149, 258

252

.149, 282

150

21

201

ANTI-TRUST LAWS IN THEIR RELATION TO PATENTS

AND COPYRIGHTS: See PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS; TRADE-
MARKS AND TRADE NAMES; TYING CLAUSES; ANTI-TRUST LAWS;
ANTI-TRUST POLICY.

situation requires practical faith and mutual confidence

APPEALS: See CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS; SUPREME COURT; RE-
VIEW; CONTEMPT; RESUBMISSION TO COMMISSION.

Congress provided only limited review

41

nature and extent of review considered

40, 41

statute permits three separate opinions, with final Supreme
Court review ...

41

....

no period fixed within which party must secure review of Com-
mission's order

..251, 269

Clayton Law includes all, whether for profit or not for profit ..
for profit only under Trade Commission Law

260

248

to direct institution of proceedings under Sherman, Wilson and
Clayton Laws

.272, 280, 282

253

upon application of, Trade Commission to investigate, etc.
upon application of district courts, to issue writs of mandamus
to compel compliance with Trade Commission's order .....134, 256
to prosecute for recovery of forfeitures .....
Interstate Commerce Commission to report violations of Clay-
ton Law by common carriers to

ATTORNEY'S FEES:

258

.....140, 141, 267

recoverable for person injured under Sherman, Clayton and
Wilson Laws, but not under Trade Commission Law...261, 281, 283

AUSTRALIA: See FOREIGN ANTI-TRust Laws.

AUTHORS:

and inventors,-exclusive rights of, distinguished from monopoly 16, 17
BAIL:

..............276, 277

in reasonable amount, may be required in contempt proceeding
instituted under Section 22 of Clayton Law
person summarily arrested in such proceeding shall be admitted
to bail in reasonable amount .....
after conviction, defendant in such proceeding shall be admitted
to bail, pending an appeal

...276, 277

BANKS: See CORPORATIONS; INTERLOCKING DIRECTORS; FEDERAL 4.
RESERVE BOARD.

Trade Commission has no power to prevent banks from using
unfair methods of competition

.....

two-fold reasons for exemption of, stated
clerical error in text of Trade Commission act noted
Trade Commission act applies to banks in following particulars:
Commission may investigate manner in which decree against
banks in Anti-trust proceeding has been or is carried out
upon the direction of the President or either house of Con-
gress Commission may investigate and report facts re-
lating to any alleged violation of Anti-trust laws by banks
upon the application of the attorney general Commission
may investigate and recommend readjustment of business
of banks violating Anti-trust acts ....

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.47, 280

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253

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