Oregon Supreme Court July 24, 1935 (Van Winkle v. Fred Meyer, Inc.)

lead-opinion

RAND, J.

This suit was instituted by the plaintiffs to restrain the defendants from selling ice cream at a

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price less than the minimum prescribed by a certain state ice cream marketing agreement, adopted under and pursuant to the provisions of chapter 37, Oregon Laws, Second Special Session, 1933, as amended by chapter 250, Oregon Laws, 1935.