The State of Texas v. Standard Oil Company

Summary

The Texas Supreme Court held that the state antitrust statutes are valid, that Article 5762 of the Co‑operative Marketing Act is unconstitutional, that attachment writs under Article 1376 do not apply to foreign corporations without permits, that the State's petition sufficiently states a cause of action, and that all cross‑assignments raised by the defendants are without merit, reversing the lower courts and remanding the case.