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Minimum resale price maintenance - US Supreme Court sets new parameters : competition law

Petra Krusche, Coreen Fouche

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In June this year the US Supreme Court overruled the century old Dr Miles rule that proscribed minimum retail price maintenance. Instead, it endorsed an approach that requires a prior evaluation of the effect of a minimum resale price maintenance on competition before it can be classed illegal or not.

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In June this year the US Supreme Court overruled the century old Dr Miles rule that proscribed minimum retail price maintenance. Instead, it endorsed an approach that requires a prior evaluation of the effect of a minimum resale price maintenance on competition before it can be classed illegal or not.

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In June this year the US Supreme Court overruled the century old Dr Miles rule that proscribed minimum retail price maintenance. Instead, it endorsed an approach that requires a prior evaluation of the effect of a minimum resale price maintenance on competition before it can be classed illegal or not.

Key concepts: Resale price maintenance, Supreme court, Competition (biology), Rule of reason, Law, Vertical restraints, Economics, Business

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