Baush MacH. Tool Co. v. Aluminum Co. of America

The theory of the appellee’s case, and the statement of the essential facts which sustain it, may be found in Baush Machine Tool Co. v. Aluminum Co., 72 F. (2d) 236. Concededly, the appellee presented jury questions as to the monopolistic control of the aluminum business and the consequent damages from unlawful restraint and competition in trade through its control in domestic and foreign commerce.

The learned trial court exhibited patience, learning, and integrity in this trial, and an appellate court should not cause a reversal, requiring another and third trial — necessarily protracted,…