Gulf Oil Corp
54 F.T.C. 1891 · Docket 7004 · Decided · Interlocutory
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GULF OIL CORP.
Docket 6689. Order, Feb. 28, 1958 Interlocutory order upholding hearing examiner's order directing complaint counsel to furnish opposing counsel lists of witnesses to be called at scheduled hearings.
ORDER DENYING INTERLOCUTORY APPEAL
Counsel supporting the complaint having filed an interlocutory appeal from that part of the hearing examiner’s order of October 16, 1957, which directs that counsel furnish to opposing counsel, not less than two weeks prior to the date of each scheduled hearing or series of hearings, a list of the names and addresses of the witnesses whom they expect to call at such hearings; and It appearing that no clear showing has been made that the challenged ruling constitutes an abuse of the hearing examiner’s discretion or that said ruling involves substantial rights or will materially affect the final decision of the case; and The Commission being of the opinion that in the circumstances the appeal is not one to be granted under section 3.20 of the Commission’s rules of practice:
It is ordered, That said appeal be, and it hereby is, denied.