Celler-Kefauver Act
Definition
Anti-trust legislation enacted in 1950 which prohibits companies from merging with vertical partners, such as suppliers and distributors, if it can be demonstrated that the merger would impede competition. The act amended previous ant-trust legislation (Clayton Act) which prohibited certain horizontal mergers.
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