Bowles v. Sacher

If the broader form of injunction prayed for is not to be granted in this case, I can conceive of no case where it is likely to be allowed. As the District Court well puts it, defendants “have violated those sections of the Regulation which go to the heart of the price control system, since ceiling prices are governed by the records.” 53 F. Supp. 77, at page 78. And this they did over a long period, even though the president of their own trade association gave early warning to the membership of the necessity that proper records be kept for ceiling prices on all articles. Surely repeated sales…