Premier Knitting Co., Inc
56 F.T.C. 1635 · Docket 7366 · Decided · Interlocutory
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Premier Knitting Co., Inc, 56 F.T.C. 1635 (1959). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v056-0365s8
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PREMIER KNITTING CO., INC., ET AL.
Docket 7366. Order, Sept. 11, 1959 Interlocutory order upholding hearing examiner’s granting of complaint counsel’s motion for permission to withdraw two orlon sweaters, entered as exhibits, for testing.
Respondents, Premier Knitting Co., Inc., a corporation, and Arnold A. Saltzman, Sanford Forster and Irving Saltzman, having filed an interlocutory appeal from the hearing examiner’s ruling of May 27, 1959, granting a motion of counsel in support of the complaint for permission to withdraw two orlon sweaters entered in evidence as Commission Exhibits 8 and 6 for the purpose of having the sweaters subjected to certain tests; and No showing having been made that said ruling involves substantial rights or that it will materially affect the final decision of the case; and The Commission being of the opinion that the appeal is not one to be granted under the provisions of §3.20 of the Commission’s Rules of Practice:
It is ordered, That the aforesaid appeal be, and it hereby is, denied.