The Law Dictionary for Everyone
Following is the case brief for Nebbia v. New York, 291 U.S. 502 (1934) Case Summary of Nebbia v. New York: The New York Legislature created a Milk Control Board, which had the power to fix milk prices to help milk farmers make a living during the Great Depression. Nebbia, a store owner, sold milk at a price lower than […]
Read moreWhen consumers decide what products to buy, and where to buy them, it is with an expectation that the prices are based on supply and demand, as well as the need for retailers or service providers to compete in an open market for their business. When competitors in any market, whether retailers or providers of essential services, come together to […]
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