Beale and Wyman,-Article on Monopolies, 27 "Cyc."
Much useful information will also be found in:

Cooke, Combinations, Monopolies and Labor Unions, 2d Edition. Martin, Modern Law of Labor Unions.

Rogers,-Good Will, Trade Marks and Unfair Trading.

Butler and Lynde,-A Review and Interpretation of the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Laws.

RICHARD S. HARVEY

and

ERNEST W. BRADFORD.

January 10, 1916.

4. To Retain Rights, Assistance Sometimes Required

5. Government Accords Aid to Parties Thus Situated

6. New Measures and Methods Required .....

7. Advantages of Railroad Rate Regulation

8. Supervision of General Business Desired

9. Purpose of Recent Legislation

10. Views of Leading Authorities Quoted

11. Remarks on Field for Commission

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5. Constitutionality of New Legislation Seems Assured

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3. Distinction Between Exclusive Rights and Monopolies

4. Public Interests Protected

PROHIBITIONS UNDER THE CLAYTON LAW.

1. Unfair Price Discrimination

2. Conditional or "Tying" Contracts

3. Ownership by One Corporation in the Stock of Another

4. Interlocking Directorates

a. Corporations Generally

PROVISIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT; PARTICULARLY, PRO-

CEDURE UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE FEDERAL TRADE

COMMISSION ACT, AND UNDER SECTION 11 OF THE

CLAYTON LAW, TO MAKE EFFECTIVE SECTIONS 2, 3,

7, AND 8, OF SAID LAW.

1. Necessity for and Means of Enforcement

2. Statutes Differ in Important Particular

3. Procedure Before Commission Described

4. Congress Prescribed Only Limited Review

5. Commendatory Rulings Not Part of Legislative Plan

6. Service of Process

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COMMON CARRIERS: REGULATIONS CONTAINED IN:

1. Federal Trade Commission Act

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2. Clayton Law

CHAPTER VIII.

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THE SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW; ITS ORIGIN, HISTORY

AND THE LEADING CASES THEREUNDER CONSID-

ERED.

1. Comprehensive Language Employed

2. Unlike Constitution,-Framers Did Not Expound Law

3. Principles and Development

4. Occasion for Statutory Relief

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12. Commission Law and Clayton Law Broaden Means of Relief ..

13. Narrowing Argument Examined

14. Definitions of "Commerce"

15. Congress Supplements Anti-trust Decisions

CHAPTER IX.

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DEFINITIONS OF PERSON AND CORPORATION AND EX-

TENT OF (1) INDIVIDUAL, (2) CORPORATE LIABILITY,

UNDER:

SUITS FOR INJUNCTION UNDER THE FEDERAL TRADE

COMMISSION ACT AND THE CLAYTON LAW; ALSO,

SPECIAL CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS.

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11. Statutory Limitation One Year; Criminal Proceedings Not

Barred

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CHAPTER XI.

ATCIONS For damagES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF

THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT AND ANTI-

TRUST LAWS.

1. Generally as to Right to Bring Actions ...

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2. Right Covers All Violations of Anti-trust Laws ...

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3. Sherman Law Provision for Triple Damages Re-enacted

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