CA · jury_instructions
CACI No. 3410
Vertical Restraints—Agreement Between Seller and
Reseller’s Competitor
If a reseller coerces a supplier to refuse to do business with a competing
reseller, and the supplier does so, this conduct is an agreement to
restrain competition.
Refusing to do business with a reseller after receiving complaints by a
competing reseller is not, by itself, an agreement to restrain competition.
However, if a supplier receives such complaints and then agrees with the
complaining reseller to act on them, that becomes an agreement to
restrain competition.
New September 2003
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- 2026-08-20
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- caci-2023
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