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The Firestoxe Tire & Rcbber Col\Pal'Y

58 F.T.C. 1199 · Docket 6487 · Decided 1961 (est.) · Final order or decision

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58 F.T.C. 1199
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stone in conjunction with any other marketing oil company and by the respondent Shell in conjunction with other distributors of TBA products; and The Commission having further considered the respondents’ motions to modify or suspend the effective date of the order, but the Commission when rendering its decision in this proceeding having determined that the public interest would be best served by issuance of order requiring that the unlawful methods and practices found be terminated and discontinued forthwith, and the Commission being of the view that its decision in that respect had sound basis in law and public policy:

It is ordered, That the respondents’ motions be, and they hereby are, denied.

Commissioner Elman not participating.

LESLIE SALT CO.

Docket 8220. Order, May 29, 1961 Interlocutory order denying motion to dismiss charges of complaint in Sec. 7, Clayton Act, proceeding.

This matter having come on for hearing upon the interlocutory appeal of the respondent from the hearing examiner’s rulings of

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