Chevrolet

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Tom C. Clark Tom C. Clark,  Emich Motors Corporation v. General Motors Corporation…

“ The zone manager warned him at the 1935 contract renewal meeting to the effect that if he expected to continue as a Chevrolet dealer he had better use GMAC at least 50%. Again he experienced difficulties with Chevrolet. This time cars of wrong colors and models were shipped to him and unordered accessories in great quantities were forced upon him. ”
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Portrait of Abe Fortas Abe Fortas,  United States v. General Motors Corporation…

“ The appellees are the General Motors Corporation, which manufactures, among other things, the Chevrolet line of cars and trucks, and three associations of Chevrolet dealers in and around Los Angeles, California. [2] All of the Chevrolet dealers in the area belong to one or more of the appellee associations.
Chevrolets are ordinarily distributed by dealers operating under a franchise from General Motors. The dealers purchase the cars from the manufacturer, and then retail them to the public.
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Portrait of Abe Fortas Abe Fortas,  United States v. General Motors Corporation…

“ By the spring of 1961, the campaign to eliminate the discounters from commerce in new Chevrolet cars was a success. Sales through the discount outlets seem to have come to a halt. Not until a federal grand jury commenced an inquiry into the matters which we have sketched does it appear that any Chevrolet dealer resumed its business association with the discounters. ”
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