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And in the retail sector, aggressive discounting was countered by state-level "fair trade laws" which allowed manufacturers to impose minimum resale prices on nonconsenting distributors.
Successfully removing covenants presents a nonconsenting holder with the choice of accepting the offer or continuing to hold the original bonds at the original face amount and maturity and with the original interest rate but without most of the original covenant protection including restrictions on incurring additional indebtedness, granting liens, selling assets and paying dividends.
preferential attraction to children, nonconsenting persons, or inanimate objects vs.
 
 
 
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