United States v. Roberts & Oake

(after stating the facts as above).

Appellee contends that (a) the court did not have jurisdiction of the cause of action, (b) the bond requirement is not applicable to appellee, and (e) the order of the Secretary of Agriculture lacks the definiteness and certainty which permits of enforcement by injunction.

It is unnecessary to consider all of these contentions. We are so thoroughly convinced that appellee was not a dealer within the contemplation of the statute we may well pass appellee’s other contentions.

Appellant concedes, as it must, that its right to injunction turns upon the dealer…