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Individualized Catalogs, Inc

Volume 76 · 76 F.T.C. 80

Citation
76 F.T.C. 80
Docket
7971
Complaint
1960-06-23
Decision
1969-07-14
Document type
set aside order
Case type
antitrust
Statutes
FTC Act (section 5)
Industry
toy catalog industry
Outcome
set aside
Relief
other
Source
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price discrimination

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Individualized Catalogs, Inc, 76 F.T.C. 80 (1969). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v076-0014

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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.

Cited by 6 later FTC decisions

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IN THE MATTER OF INDIVIDUALIZED CATALOGS, INC., ET AL.

ORDER, ETC. , IN REGARD TO THE ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT Docket 7971. Complaint, June 23, 1960-Decision, July 14, 1969 Order reopening proceedings and rescinding orders to cease and desist and dismissing complaints against six toy catalog companies which charged them with knowingly inducing discriminatory promotional allowances in violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act. ORDER REOPENING PROCEEDINGS , RESCINDING ORDERS TO CEASE AND DESIST AND DISMISSING COMPLAINTS The Commission having issued on April 3, 1964, and on June 4 1964, its orders to cease and desist against respondents named in the above-captioned proceedings; and having issued on January , 1969, its order to show cause why these proceedings should not be reopened for the purpose of rescinding its said orders to cease and desist and dismissing its complaints; and having served its said order to show cause upon the respondents and having given notice of the show cause order to other members of the toy catalog industry; and having received from some of the respondents by their attorney and from other members of the industry an answer or statement with respect to the said show cause order and no such answer or statement was in opposition to reopening 'And the following related cases: ATD Catalogs, Inc. , et a1., Docket No. 8100, 65 F. C. 71: Santa s Offcial Toy Prevue, Inc., et a!., Docket No. 8231. 65 F. C. 129; Bily & Ruth Promotion, Inc., et aI., Docket No. 8240 , 65 F. C. 143: United Variety Wholesalers. et aI., Docket No. 8255, 65 F. C. 217; and Santa's Playthings, Inc., et aI., Docket No. 8259, 65 F. C. 225. , INDIVIDUALIZED CATALOGS, INC.,. ET AL.

Order Reopening Proceedings the said proceedings, rescinding the said orders and dismissing the said complaints; and The Commission being of the opinion that neither the order to show cause nor the answers or statements with respect thereto raise any substantial issue of fact requiring resolution; and The Commission for the reasons set forth in its order to show cause being of the opinion that the public interest wi1 best be served by reopening the proceedings herein, rescinding ;ts orders to cease and desist, and dismissing its complaints It is ordered That these matters be, and they hereby are, reopened as to the respondents named herein. It is further ordered That the Commission s orders to cease and desist issued April 3 , 1964 , and June 4, 1964, be, and they hereby are, rescinded as to all respondents, and that the complaints as to such respondents be, and they hereby are, dismissed.

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