Resale Price Maintenance
Resale price maintenance, considered by itself and as applied only to signatories, is mainly of interest to the consumer. It would therefore appear to be primarily a matter for the local law of the place where the consumer lives to regulate. If I have been correctly informed, this was the approach taken in the United States by the Miller-Tydings Act that in effect withdrew the problem of resale price maintenance from the provinces of the Federal antitrust laws to subject it exclusively to law of the state of resale.