Arguments in court would the plaintiff make to support claim

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A country has 2 established car manufactures, both of which have an exclusive network. Dealers have to sign a contract that explicitly forbids selling cars of any other make. An upstart new manufactures sues them for damages with the claim that these dealer contracts are illegal. What arguments in court would the plaintiff make to support their claim and what counts arguments might the established manufactures make in their defence?

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