Legal Opinion
Committee to Preserve American Color Television v. United States
United States Court of International Trade
Decided November 18, 1981No. Court 81-3-00258PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MALETZ, Judge:
Plaintiffs, representing members of the United States television industry and its workers, challenge as unlawful certain settlement agreements into which the United States had entered on April 28, 1980 with various importers of television sets from Japan. As a first cause of action, the complaint alleges that the settlement was not authorized by statute. Alternatively, as a second and third cause of action, the complaint alleges that even assuming the existence of statutory authority for the settlement, the Government officials who recommended and determined that the claims…
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