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Top Ten Cases of 2017-18

I. Trying – again – to define “agricultural equipment,” “farm equipment” or “industrial equipment.”

A. Davis Equipment Corp. v. Waconia Manufacturing, Inc., No. 4:17-cv-10-JAJ (S.D. Iowa Mar. 5, 2018). Manufacturer of upstream fertilizer processing equipment, where the fertilizer is used in agriculture, does not make “farm equipment” or “industrial equipment” under either the Iowa and Minnesota dealer laws.
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