Cf. Palmer v. BRG of Ga., Inc., 498 U. S. 46, 49 50 (1990) (per curiam) ("[A]greements between competitors to allocate territories to minimize competition are illegal").
Despite the Court's suggestion to the contrary, this case in no way implicates the per se antitrust prohibition against horizontal " '[a]greements between competitors to allocate territories to minimize competition.' " Ante, at 32 (quoting Palmer v. BRG of Ga., Inc., 498 U. S. 46, 49 (1990) (per curiam)).
We are here concerned with a truly vertical arrangement, raising the fundamental question of the degree to which a manufacturer may not only select the customers to whom he will seel, but also allocate territories for resale and confine access to his product to selected, or franchised, retailers.
Louis I had carefully planned his three elder sons' inheritances, but from 829 onward his attempts to allocate substantial territory to the future Charles II (the Bald), his young son by a second wife, led to revolts by Charles's half brothers.
An embassy, a unique patch of sovereign territory allocated to the overseas country, has traditionally been a site for diplomacy; a doorway to a foreign state.
"The fund is not liable to taxation on its income or capital gains as long as such income or capital gains are not derived from sources allocated within the territory of the Republic of Panama," the 2006 prospectus reads.
Part of the territory allocated to Israel by the United Nations partition plan of November 1947, it was taken by the Haganah, the Jewish defense forces, on May 12 , 1948 three days before the proclamation of Israel's statehood.
They insist that since the Hague tribunal has affirmed the "genocidal" character of the project to create a Serb-only state in Bosnia, it is no longer acceptable, either legally or morally, for Bosnia to be partitioned as it is under the Dayton peace deal, with half its territory allocated to a Serb republic.
The Southern Railway SRR), successor to both the L&SWR and the LB&SCR under the 1923 grouping of railways, objected to the plan to extend the C&SLR line to Sutton – Sir Herbert Walker, General Manager of the SR, described the proposals as an "invasion" of the SR's territory allocated by the grouping agreement.
So too is the fact that the demarcation line allocates marginally more territory to the "separatists" than they received under previous ceasefires.
"We are yet to see any detail about how much of the $4.5bn for Catholic and independent schools would be allocated to the Northern Territory," she said.
