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Falstaff Brewing Corporation

Volume 66 · 66 F.T.C. 1530

Citation
66 F.T.C. 1530
Docket
8618
Decision
1964-07-20
Document type
interlocutory order
Case type
antitrust
Industry
brewing
Outcome
other
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Falstaff Brewing Corporation, 66 F.T.C. 1530 (1964). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v066-0143

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Order status: set_aside Commission order action. Sunset may be extended by the latest qualifying federal-court complaint alleging an order violation; complaints, dismissal/appeal outcomes, and respondent-specific extensions are not fully tracked.

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In toe Marrer or FALSTAFF BREWING CORPORATION BT AL.

Docket 8618. Order, July 20, 1964 Order denying respondents’ request that this proceeding he settled br the consent order procedure.

Orper Denrine Morion To REopen Consent ORDER PROCEDURE This matter has come on to be heard by the Commission upon respondents’ motion filed July 6, 1964, requesting that they be permitted INTERLOCUTORY ORDERS, ETC. 1531 to dispose of this proceeding through consent order procedure, and upon complaint counsel’s answer joining in said motion. The Commission has considered respondents’ motion and the answer and has determined that no grounds have been advanced by respondents which would support a conclusion that the consent order procedure should now be made available for disposition of this matter. Moreover, respondents have failed to show wherein the filing of an amended admission answer or submission of the case to the hearing examiner on a stipulation of facts and agreed order as expressly provided by § 2.4(d) of the Rules of Practice, would not constitute an appropriate disposition of this proceeding. Accordingly, It is ordered, That respondents’ motion, filed July 6, 1964, be, and it hereby is, denied.

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