rejecting presence of extraneous factors affecting price movement as a reason to deny standing
Summary of this case from In re London Silver Fixing, Ltd.No. 88-7221, 88-7223, 88-7225.
August 29, 1988.
Appeal from the W.D.N.Y., 657 F.Supp. 1102.
VACATED.
rejecting presence of extraneous factors affecting price movement as a reason to deny standing
Summary of this case from In re London Silver Fixing, Ltd.transacting business for purposes of venue requires at least as much as the transacting business prong of New York CPLR Section 302
Summary of this case from Daniel v. American Bd.Full title:Markel v. Scovill Mfg
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Date published: Aug 29, 1988
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