Newton v. Federal Barge Lines, Inc.
Newton v. Fed. Barge Lines, Inc., 461 U.S. 914 (1983)
Opinion of the Court
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C. A. 7th Cir. Certiorari denied.
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(offsetting against plaintiff's gross damages "the amount which plaintiffs would have paid ... in the absence of the royalty-maintenance conspiracy")
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("[T]he heretofore unbroken rule has been that any settlement payments are deducted from the damages awarded after trebling")
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(10-day statutory stay does not apply to closure of state chartered savings and loan association by federal receiver; due process satisfied by state law providing for possibility of post-seizure judicial review)
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(in holding that antitrust counterclaims were compulsory counterclaims to original action asserting breach of a licensing agreement, the court distinguished Mercoid on its facts and stated that Mercoid’s “continuing validity is open to serious question”)
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(settlement deductions made after trebling in antitrust cases)
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