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H.R. 11942 (95th)

Clayton Act Amendments

reportedUnited States· United States Congress· EN

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6 April 1978

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Reported to House from the Committee on International Relations, H. Rept. 95-1397 (Part II).

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Summary

Clayton Act Amendments - Amends the Clayton Act to permit suits by any indirect purchaser or seller in the chain of manufacture, production, or distribution of goods or services who proves financial injury which was not passed on to another purchaser or seller in the chain. States that the fact of injury and the amount of damages sustained or passed-on may be proven on a class-wide basis in class actions and actions brought by State attorneys general. Prohibits any foreign government or its agents or departments from bringing a suit for treble damages under the Clayton Act.

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