continental
union
carbide
argued
decided
june
petitioners
sued
respondents
clayton
act
recover
treble
damages
alleging
respondents
violated
sherman
act
conspiring
restrain
monopolizing
attempting
conspiring
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trade
commerce
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
jury
brought
verdict
respondents
petitioners
appealed
contending
district
erred
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various
items
evidence
giving
certain
instructions
jury
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give
instructions
rulings
appeals
held
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evidence
justify
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finding
respondents
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acts
cause
petitioners
failure
vanadium
business
therefore
verdict
directed
respondents
held
judgment
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case
remanded
new
trial
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district
erred
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offer
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market
wholly
owned
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respondents
acting
exclusive
purchasing
agent
wartime
office
metals
controller
canadian
government
allegedly
operated
connection
control
direction
parent
corporation
purpose
carrying
overall
conspiracy
restrain
monopolize
vanadium
industry
offer
proof
relevant
evidence
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act
charged
complaint
inadmissible
ground
subsidiary
corporation
acting
arm
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government
pp
district
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errors
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new
trial
pp
district
erred
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jury
context
facts
alleged
case
conspiracy
must
proved
reasonably
calculated
prejudice
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interest
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trade
intended
injure
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public
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trade
district
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law
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monopolization
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terms
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rather
harmless
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district
erred
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evidence
relating
period
petitioners
entrance
industry
since
evidence
clearly
material
petitioners
charge
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existence
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furtherance
thereof
pp
joseph
alioto
argued
cause
petitioners
briefs
maxwell
keith
richard
saveri
josiah
holland
argued
cause
vanadium
corporation
america
respondent
briefs
edward
neaher
robert
davison
melvin
goodman
francis
marshall
richard
archer
argued
cause
union
carbide
carbon
et
respondents
briefs
herbert
clark
girvan
peck
justice
white
delivered
opinion
private
treble
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action
antitrust
laws
continental
ore
company
partnership
individual
partners
plaintiffs
trial
petitioners
henry
leir
principal
party
continental
engaged
buying
selling
metals
including
vanadium
products
europe
prior
year
immigrated
case
concerns
subsequent
efforts
country
build
successful
business
production
sale
vanadium
vanadium
metal
obtained
certain
ores
country
mined
principally
colorado
plateau
ore
processed
mills
near
mines
substance
commonly
known
vanadium
oxide
oxide
transported
east
converted
ferrovanadium
purchased
chiefly
steel
companies
use
alloy
hardening
steels
defendants
named
complaint
vanadium
corporation
america
vca
fully
integrated
miner
manufacturer
vanadium
products
union
carbide
carbon
corporation
carbide
following
four
wholly
owned
subsidiary
corporations
latter
company
vanadium
corporation
usv
engaged
mining
vanadium
ore
processing
vanadium
oxide
electro
metallurgical
company
electro
met
engaged
making
ferrovanadium
electro
metallurgical
sales
corporation
electro
met
sales
engaged
sale
vanadium
oxide
ferrovanadium
electro
metallurgical
company
canada
electro
met
canada
engaged
selling
vanadium
products
canada
complaint
filed
november
service
vca
carbide
usv
service
electro
met
electro
met
sales
electro
met
canada
carbide
acquired
assets
electro
met
electro
met
sales
dissolution
merger
year
prior
filing
complaint
herein
complaint
alleged
beginning
defendants
others
acting
concert
violated
sherman
act
conspiring
restrain
monopolizing
attempting
conspiring
monopolize
trade
commerce
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
defendants
charged
purchasing
acquiring
control
substantially
accessible
ore
deposits
substantially
vanadium
oxide
produced
others
refusing
sell
vanadium
oxide
potential
producers
ferrovanadium
including
continental
associates
apportioning
dividing
sales
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
among
certain
proportions
fixing
identical
prices
sale
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
purchase
ore
making
certain
mutual
arrangements
whereby
one
carbide
subsidiaries
supplied
vca
substantial
quantities
vanadium
oxide
preferential
prices
vca
complaint
stated
defendants
produced
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
produced
period
defendants
sold
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
sold
country
according
complaint
proximate
consequence
defendants
monopolistic
restrictive
practices
independent
producers
distributors
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
including
continental
eliminated
business
specifically
complaint
detailed
several
efforts
continental
made
enter
maintain
vanadium
business
allegedly
frustrated
defendants
sherman
act
violations
continental
negotiated
contract
apex
smelting
company
chicago
whereby
apex
build
operate
plant
conversion
oxide
ferrovanadium
use
aluminothermic
process
continental
apex
share
profits
venture
part
continental
agreed
obtain
raw
materials
apex
sell
finished
product
operations
contract
began
spring
apex
terminated
agreement
allegedly
illegal
activities
defendants
prevented
obtaining
sufficient
supply
vanadium
oxide
meanwhile
continental
begun
produce
compound
called
composed
vanadium
oxide
materials
designed
direct
introduction
process
without
prior
conversion
ferrovanadium
venture
allegedly
terminated
difficulty
securing
raw
materials
caused
defendants
unlawful
practices
including
efforts
defendants
obtain
ownership
control
mines
mills
continental
suppliers
continental
developed
business
canadian
customer
electro
met
sales
canada
appointed
canadian
government
exclusive
wartime
agent
purchase
allocate
vanadium
canadian
industries
company
alleged
acting
control
direction
parent
carbide
eliminated
continental
entirely
canadian
market
divided
continental
business
solely
defendants
defendants
open
threats
reprisals
allegedly
frustrated
certain
arrangements
continental
climax
molybdenum
corporation
manufacture
ferrovanadium
january
continental
contracted
imperial
paper
color
corporation
processing
latter
vanadium
oxide
ferrovanadium
continental
agreed
act
sales
agent
output
complaint
charged
imperial
abandoned
contract
end
inability
secure
raw
materials
continental
left
vanadium
business
altogether
result
restrictive
monopolistic
practices
defendants
trial
jury
verdict
returned
defendants
continental
appealed
asserting
error
trial
exclusion
various
evidentiary
items
certain
instructions
given
jury
refusal
give
instructions
rulings
trial
appeals
ninth
circuit
announced
task
review
correctness
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reasons
therefor
basis
affirmed
judgment
holding
insufficient
evidence
justify
jury
finding
defendants
illegal
acts
fact
cause
continental
failure
vanadium
business
hence
verdict
defendants
directed
reaching
decision
stated
considered
evidence
admitted
trial
judge
also
evidence
offered
plaintiffs
trial
judge
excluded
deal
rule
upon
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trial
errors
relied
upon
continental
except
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continental
alleged
exclusion
canadian
market
certiorari
granted
limited
issues
required
examination
light
previous
decisions
presented
important
questions
antitrust
laws
concluded
reasons
discussed
hereafter
appeals
decision
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case
remanded
new
trial
appeals
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bound
view
evidence
light
favorable
continental
give
benefit
inferences
evidence
fairly
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even
though
contrary
inferences
might
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drawn
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rather
extensive
record
concluded
appeals
departed
rule
erred
holding
insufficient
evidence
support
finding
respondents
conduct
fact
caused
injury
continental
business
continental
fundamental
claim
throughout
inadequate
supplies
vanadium
oxide
available
associates
respondents
alleged
sherman
act
violations
caused
contributed
shortage
appeals
acknowledged
principle
antitrust
cases
plaintiff
proves
loss
violation
defendant
antitrust
laws
nature
likely
cause
type
loss
cases
say
jury
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facts
must
permitted
draw
circumstantial
evidence
inference
necessary
causal
relation
exists
also
assumed
evidence
adequate
support
jury
finding
respondents
committed
alleged
violations
sherman
act
specific
acts
charged
done
respondents
performed
part
basic
plan
monopolize
vanadium
market
take
express
issue
averments
adequate
supplies
vanadium
oxide
unavailable
continental
certain
periods
argument
shortage
vanadium
oxide
type
consequence
reasonably
expected
flow
conspiratorial
monopolistic
arrangement
controlling
ferrovanadium
vanadium
oxide
sold
country
nevertheless
concluded
effect
sufficient
showing
shortage
vanadium
oxide
least
jury
permitted
infer
lack
material
chargeable
respondents
continental
required
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made
timely
demands
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respondents
exhausted
possible
sources
material
examined
seriatim
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climax
canadian
imperial
ventures
ruled
separately
upon
respondents
alleged
damage
continental
connection
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apex
imperial
said
continental
demands
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respondents
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failure
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subject
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liability
period
respondents
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requested
continental
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view
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available
source
canadian
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issues
disposed
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grounds
apparent
foregoing
appeals
approached
continental
claims
five
completely
separate
unrelated
lawsuits
think
improper
cases
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given
full
benefit
proof
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tobacco
see
montague
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laws
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mechanical
formula
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continental
demand
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appeals
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weight
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show
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interfered
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sources
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relied
upon
continental
criteria
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appeals
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impunity
concertedly
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continental
latter
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sources
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continental
make
repeated
demands
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oxide
incurring
antitrust
liability
cases
relied
upon
appeals
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flow
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suppliers
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let
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record
discloses
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jury
infer
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antitrust
violations
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injury
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continental
apex
made
sufficient
efforts
obtain
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oxide
respondents
appeals
either
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interpreted
insignificance
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approaches
made
respondents
continental
apex
july
october
march
october
june
july
also
failed
notice
certain
communications
apex
september
december
saying
operate
partial
capacity
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raw
materials
mention
testimony
officer
apex
effect
apex
supply
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reasons
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operate
full
capacity
according
appeals
critical
period
continental
apex
demanded
materials
respondents
year
preceding
termination
apex
contract
placed
june
quite
plain
record
apex
notified
continental
determination
terminate
contract
january
february
followed
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closely
previous
refusals
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continental
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evidence
period
point
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direction
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inferences
might
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evidence
go
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jury
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evidence
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draws
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conclusion
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period
exculpate
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petitioners
failure
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petitioners
supposedly
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source
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evidence
relied
upon
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read
manner
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continental
appears
may
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parts
record
event
interpretation
significance
evidence
jury
appeals
also
concluded
respondents
contribute
failure
imperial
produce
ferrovanadium
contract
continental
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appears
substantial
evidence
effect
imperial
decision
based
upon
concern
steady
reliable
source
raw
materials
continental
requested
vca
usv
provide
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monthly
supplies
oxide
november
appeals
bracketed
evidence
period
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though
testimony
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arrangement
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signing
contract
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sources
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concluded
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source
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deal
continental
november
previous
months
years
spite
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monopolistic
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oxide
ruled
continental
must
requested
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contract
imperial
signed
january
think
jury
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whether
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materially
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venture
continental
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continental
alleged
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market
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continental
introduced
evidence
show
beginning
march
shipped
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customer
month
remainder
year
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evidence
letter
dated
january
continental
electro
met
new
york
city
reciting
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allocation
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market
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continental
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matter
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canadian
government
latter
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met
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record
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petitioners
offer
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continental
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market
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met
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corporation
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acting
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agent
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allegedly
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purpose
carrying
overall
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restrain
monopolize
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industry
end
continental
offered
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share
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continental
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continental
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government
agent
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met
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thus
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electro
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company
canada
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arm
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defendants
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upon
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person
shall
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