C. H. Codding & Sons v. Armour & Co.
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAH, Chief Judge.
This diversity action was brought in the district court by Armour and Co. for an accounting of the, proceeds from the liquidation of a joint venture between Armour and C. H. Codding & Sons. Codding answered and counterclaimed for loss of anticipated profits for breach of the joint venture agreement and in violation of the antitrust laws. By agreement all issues but the counterclaim were submitted to a Special Master. The trial court adopted the Master’s report as its findings of fact and directed a jury verdict for Armour on Codding’s counterclaim. Codding appeals alleging…
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