...where an agricultural association joined with other groups to control the agricultural market, we said: "The right of these agricultural producers thus to...trade that these producers may see fit to devise." United States v. Borden Co., 308 US 188, 204-205. (Italics supplied.) We have been pointed to no language...

...connivance with a drivers' union and a group of milk distributors. That decision held that the Act "cannot be deemed to authorize any combination or...trade that these producers may see fit to devise." 221 In so holding, the Court said, however, it was "unable to accept" the view of the District Court...

...connivance with a drivers' union and a group of milk distributors. That decision held that the Act "cannot be deemed to authorize any combination or...trade that these producers may see fit to devise." 221 In so holding, the Court said, however, it was "unable to accept" the view of the District Court...

...necessary for that collaboration, cannot be deemed to authorize any combination or conspiracy with others persons in restraint of trade that these producers may see fit to devise. In this instance, the conspiracy charged is not that of merely forming a collective association of...

...Harden case is not authority for such a proposition — in that ease, the Court said (at p. 204) : "The right of these agricultural producers thus to...trade that these producers may see fit to devise. * * *" fn that case, the US Government appealed from a judgment of a district court sustaining the...

...which are necessary r that collaboration, cannot be deemed to authorize any combination or condracy with other persons in restraint of trade that these producers may see fit devise. In this instance, the conspiracy charged is not that of merely forming a llective association...

...modifies the Sherman Act. But the Supreme Court refused to permit so broad an exemption, and said : The right of these agricultural producers thus to...restraint of trade that these producers may see fit to devise.00 The Court observed that the conspiracy charge was not directed against the formation of an...

...necessary for that collaboration, cannot be deemed to authorize any combination or conspiracy with others persons in restraint of trade that these producers may see fit to devise. In this instance, the conspiracy charged is not that of merely forming a collective association of...

...nonagricultural entities. Under the existing provisions of the Capper-Volstead Act, the Supreme Court has held that "(t)he right of these agricultural producers...trade that these producers may see fit to devise" United States v. Borden Co., 308 US 188, 204). S. 2014 would appear to limit the remedy and procedures...

...nonagricultural entities. Under the existing provisions of the Capper-Volstead Act, the Supreme Court has held that "(t)he right of these agricultural producers...trade that these producers may see fit to devise" United States v. Borden Co., 308 US 188, 204). S. 2014 would appear to limit the remedy and procedures...