Abouaf
Abouaf v. J. D. & A. B. Spreckels Co.
Opinion
Opinion
Louderback, J.
The plaintiffs have filed a complaint, and an amended complaint against twenty four defendants, together with a number of “Does” to recover triple damages for an alleged violation of the Federal Anti-Trust Acts.
The amended complaint alleges: (1) That in 1936 the plaintiffs attempted to establish a local wholesale grocery business in Vallejo, California. (Paragraph 1.) (2) That each of the several defendants “ * * * is engaged on a large scale in interstate or foreign commerce * * (3) That tile defendants combined and conspired to restrain interstate commerce by agreeing to prevent plaintiffs from obtaining the articles which the defendants manufactured. That the supplying of their respective commodities to the plaintiffs required shipments in interstate commerce of such commodities. That the defendants agreed among themselves not to ship or sell such goods to the plaintiffs. (Paragraph 111.) (4) That certain defendants endeavored to cause wholesale producers not to sell to plaintiffs. (5) That by reason of the alleged combination the plaintiffs were unable to buy the commodities sold by said defendants, and that they were therefor damaged. (6) The amended complaint then states…