...circumstances were such as to justify the conclusion that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...developing trade, but, on the contrary, were of such character as to give rise to the inference or presumption that they had been entered into or done with...

...circumstances were such as to justify the conclusion that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...general public and to limit the right of individuals, 181 thus restraining the free flow of commerce and tending to bring about the evils, such as enhancement...

...circumstances were such as to justify the conclusion that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...developing trade, but on the contrary were of such character as to give rise to the inference or presumption that they had been entered into or done with...

...were such as to justify the conclusion 56097—12—9 that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...or done with the intent to do wrong to the general pubhc and to limit the right of individuals, thus restraining the free flow of commerce and tending...

...circumstances were such as to justify the conclusion that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...such a character as to give rise to the inference or nresumption that they had been entered into or done with the intent to do wrong to the general public...

...ably contends that: "There is a distinction between combination and agreements that ,were entered into with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding personal interest and developing trade, and those that give rise to the inference or presumption they had been entered into with intent to...

...a contract in restraint of trade necessarily unlawful. It must be undue, that is, not entered into with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding personal interest and developing trade. The same may be said of an attempt to monopolize. Every act of competition tends to drive competitors...

...a contract in restraint of trade necessarily unlawful. It must be undue, that is, not entered into with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding personal interest and developing trade. The same may be said of an attempt to monopolize. Every act of competition tends to drive competitors...

...circumstances were such as to justify the conclusion that they had not been entered into or performed with the legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding...to do wrong to the general public, and to limit the rights of individuals, thus restraining the free flow of commerce and tending to bring about' the evils,...

...The dictum refers to " those contracts or acts which have not been entered into or performed with a legitimate purpose of reasonably forwarding personal...interest and developing trade, but, on the contrary, are of such a nature as to give rise to the inference or presumption that they have been entered into...