...place aii tindue burden on the ordinary conduct of business. Entrepreneurs • * • would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...method of achieving the business purpose in question which would result in & somewhat lesser restriction of trade. And courts would be placed in the position...

...Circuit highlighted the problems inherent in such a standard: [12] Entrepreneurs . . . would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...method of achieving the business purpose in question which would result in a somewhat lesser restriction of trade. And courts would be secondguessing business...

...imaginations of lawyers could not conjure up some method of achieving the business purpose in question which would result in a somewhat lesser restriction of trade. And courts would he placed in the position of second-guessing business judgments as to what arrangements would or would...

...place an undue burden on the ordinary conduct ot business. Entrepreneurs such as HI would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could..."adequate" protection for legitimate commercial interests. In Dehydrating Process Co. v. AO Smith Corp., 292 F.2d 653 (1st Cir.), cert, denied, 368 US 931 (1961),...

...noted that under the "no less restrictive alternative" test "Entrepreneurs * * * would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...'adequate' protection for legitimate commercial interests." (521 F.2d at 1249-50.) As recently as January 27 of this year, however, the Second Circuit Court of...

...would place an undue burden on the ordinary conduct of business. Entrepreneurs . . . would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...provide "adequate" protection for legitimate commercial interests.17* 639. 642 (7lh (.'it 1935) (CM sold parts to dealers who installed them in GM cars) with...

...would place an undue burden on the ordinary conduct of business. Entrepreneurs . . . would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...'adequate' protection for legitimate commercial interests." Id. See also 1 M. HANDLER, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF ANTITRUST 707 (1973) ("[TJhere will almost always be...

...burden on the ordinary conduct of business. Entrepreneurs such as [Holiday Inn] would then be made guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...purpose in question that would result in a somewhat particular case") (quoting Dr. Miles Medical Co. v. Park & Sons Co., 220 US 373,406 (1911)). 220 INTELLECTUAL...

...alternative test in a rule of reason analysis in the franchise context as requiring "[entrepreneurs [to be] guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...result in a somewhat lesser restriction of trade"); Anderson v. American Auto. Assoc., 454 F.2d 1240, 1246 (9th Cir. 1972) ("To sustain the restraint,...

...alternative test in a rule of reason analysis in the franchise context as requiring "[e]ntrepreneurs [to be] guarantors that the imaginations of lawyers could...result in a somewhat lesser restriction of trade"); Anderson v. American Auto. Assoc., 454 F.2d 1240, 1246 (9th Cir. 1972) ("To sustain the restraint,...