This Court has already spoken and written at some length about the bad faith with which[buyer] and its people conducted their dealings with [seller] and then, when they ceased to do business with [seller] and the latter was forced to sue to collect for the unpaid sale price of its tins, with which they conducted this litigation. Instead of repeating that discussion, this opinion attaches [seller] Mem. 2-3, which provides an encapsuled and accurate description of [buyer's] activity. That conduct by [buyer] both leading up to and during the litigation supports an award of attorneys' fees pursuant to the inherent power doctrine under the cited Supreme Court decisions and such other cases as United States v. Fidelity & Deposit Co., 986 F.2d 1110, 1120 (7th Cir.1993).[6]
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