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CaseNo: TVBTI145542, CourtCode: CC, CourtName: IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY, Plaintiff: TENNESSEE, State: WA Washington, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>TVBTI145542, Tennessee, Baker, Taylor, Act, Tennessee Consumer Protection, Tenn, Code Ann, Books, Violation, Customers, District, Complaint, Representations, Libraries, School, Practices, Specified Discounts, Costs, Davidson County, Reason, Grace, Relief, Seq, Proper, Investors, Sale, Wholesaling , ContentID: 120250235

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1   COMPLAINT
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1 . COMPLAINT

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                          IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY
                        IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE


STATE OF TENNESSEE, ex rel                              )
PAUL G. SUMMERS, Attorney                               )
General and Reporter,                                   ))
        Plaintiff,                                      ))
v.                                                      )        No. _________
                                                        )
BAKER & TAYLOR, INC. d/b/a                              )
BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS,                                   ))
        Defendant.                                      )


                                         ________________________

                                            COMPLAINT
                                         ________________________

        The State of Tennessee, by the Attorney General & Reporter, Paul G. Summers, and at the

request of the Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs of the Department of Commerce and

Insurance, brings this action pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. § 47-18-114 and seeks injunctive relief,

penalties, restitution and other damages arising out of the unlawful scheme alleged herein.  The

reason to believe that the Defendant named herein has violated the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act

of 1977, Tenn. Code Ann. § 47-18-101 et seq., and that this action is in the public interest.  The

Defendants have agreed to accept service of process of this Complaint and waive any claims regarding

defective service.

                                      I.  JURISDICTION AND VENUE

        1.            The jurisdiction of this Court is invoked pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. §§

and 16-11-102(a).  Venue is proper in Davidson County because it is a county in which Defendant

conducts or has conducted business.  See Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 47-18-108(a)(3) and 20-4-104.

Defendant has been provided with ten days notice of contemplated legal action as set forth in Tenn.

Code Ann. § 47-18-108(a)(2).  See Affidavit and Verification of David A. McCollum, Director,

Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs, attached as Exhibit 1 hereto.
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  • IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY
  • IN THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
  • brings this action pursuant to Tenn.
  • Code Ann.
  • § 47-18-114 and seeks injunctive relief,
  • reason to believe that the Defendant named herein has violated the Tennessee Consumer
  • § 47-18-101 et seq., and that this action is in the public interest.
  • Defendants have agreed to accept service of process of this Complaint and waive any claims
  • Venue is proper in Davidson County because it is a county in which Defendant
  • Defendant Baker & Taylor is a Delaware corporation with its headquarters at 652 East
  • has been owned by a group of private investors.
  • incorporation and sale in March 1992, Baker & Taylor was a division of W.R. Grace & Co.
  • wholesaling and distribution business within the State and throughout the United States.
  • distributor of books to many state and local libraries throughout the State of Tennessee
  • his Complaint collectively as "libraries" or "library customers").
  • Tennessee (referred to in this Complaint collectively as "schools" or "school customers").
  • agreed to sell certain categories of books to these customers at specified discounts from the
  • Notwithstanding Baker & Taylor's representations, Baker & Taylor did not provide to
  • The Defendant's acts and practices, as alleged herein, constitute unfair or deceptive acts
  • which are in violation of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act.
  • That all costs in this cause be taxes against Defendant.
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