ATD Catalogs, Inc.
Volume 66 · 66 F.T.C. 1536
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ATD Catalogs, Inc., 66 F.T.C. 1536 (1964). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v066-0147
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- 65 F.T.C. 71, pin 129 — I'\DIVIDUALI%ED CA TALOGUES INC. ET AL discussed
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In toe Marrer oF ATD CATALOGS, INC., ET AL.
Docket 8106. Order, July 31, 1964 Order setting aside the consent order of April 3, 1964, and dismissing the complaint as to James V. Cariddi on the ground that he was not a stockholder of ATD Catalogs, Inc.
Orper Serrinc Asipe Consent OrperR and Dismisstnc Complaint as To James V. Carippi On June 5, 1964, respondent James V. Cariddi filed a motion to set aside the consent order and dismiss the complaint as to him on the ground that he was not a stockholder of ATD Catalogs, Inc., and that none of his firm’s officers, directors or representatives held stock in ATD. Respondent further alleged that he had no representative acting as director, officer or employee of ATD. The Commission’s order of June 29, 1964 [65 F.T.C. 71, 129], suspended enforcement. of the consent order as to respondent Cariddi and gave him the opportunity to file a properly sworn affidavit to substantiate the factual statements in his motion of June 5, 1964.
On July 15, 1964, two affidavits were filed in support of the motion to dismiss, one by Cariddi, the second by Sylvia Kahn, Secretary of ATD Catalogs, Inc. Complaint counsel has stated he has no reason to question the factual statements contained therein. Therefore, the complaint will be dismissed and the consent order set aside as to respondent James V. Cariddi. Accordingly, It is ordered, That the consent order of respondent James V. Cariddi be, and it hereby is, set aside and that the complaint as to the aforesaid respondent be, and it hereby is, dismissed. Commissioner Reilly not participating.
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