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A consumer who bought a computer with Microsoft Windows does not have standing to sue Microsoft for antitrust violations because he didn't buy the software directly from the company, a Connecticut judge ruled. Anthony Vacco's suit to recover the "monopoly pricing" cost of the Windows 98 software on his computer is similar to scores of antitrust and unfair trade cases around the nation.
November 02, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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