Nels Irwin
56 F.T.C. 1631 · Docket 6924 · Decided · Consent
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Nels Irwin, 56 F.T.C. 1631 (1959). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v056-0365s4
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NELS IRWIN TRADING AS SCREEN-PRINT PRODUCTS
COMPANY
Docket 6924. Order, July 17, 1959 Order modifying desist order by adding qualifying clause. It appearing that respondent Nels Irwin, individually and trading as Screen-Print Products Company, and respondent’s counsel entered into an agreement with counsel supporting the complaint for a consent order which was accepted by the hearing examiner and which became the decision of the Commission on March 21, 1958, 54 F.T.C. 1209; and Respondent on June 12, 1959, having filed a motion seeking in effect. to reopen this proceeding and to have modified the order to cease and desist heretofore entered against. said respondent by inserting at the end of Paragraphs 8 and 9 of said order the additional words “unless such is the fact”; and It appearing further that counsel supporting the complaint does not oppose the granting of said motion; and The Commission having concluded that the modifications sought are warranted:
It is ordered, That this proceeding be, and it hereby is, reopened.
It is further ordered, That the order to cease and desist heretofore entered herein be, and it hereby is, modified by inserting at the end of each of Paragraphs 8 and 9 thereof the additional words “unless such is the fact,” so that said paragraphs now will read as follows:
“8. Prospective customers may examine respondent’s course and kits at home without any cost. to said prospective customers unless such is the fact.
“9. On the payment of a deposit. or down payment the entire course and kit will be sent to the prospective customers unless such is the fact.”