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Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co

Volume 78 · 78 F.T.C. 21

Citation
78 F.T.C. 21
Docket
7972
Complaint
1960-06-24
Decision
1971-01-06
Document type
dismissal
Case type
antitrust
Statutes
Clayton Act s2 / Robinson-Patman
Industry
toy manufacturing
Outcome
dismissed
Relief
other
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Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co, 78 F.T.C. 21 (1971). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v078-0006

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Iw THE Martrer or WOLVERINE SUPPLY & MFG. CO.* ORDER OF DISMISSAL, ETC., IN REGARD TO THE ALLEGED VIOLATION or sec. 2(d) OF THE CLAYTON ACT Docket 7972. Complaints, June 24, 1960, Aug. 25, 1960, Dec. 22, 1960— Decision, Jan. 6, 1971 Order and decision reopening 27 orders charging toy manufacturers with violations of Section 2(d) of the Clayton Act issued in 1962, 61 F.T.C. 629, rescinding the orders and dismissing the complaints. Orver And Decision Reorentne Procerpines RESCINDING Orprrs AND Dismisstne ComMPLAINTs The Commission having issued its orders to cease and desist against respondents on September 19, 1962 [61 F.T.C. 629], November 19, 1962, November 27, 1962, December 5, 1962, and December 13, 1962, and having issued on October 7, 1970, 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 The Commission being of the opinion that the order to show cause raises no 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 will best be served *and the following related cases: Emence Industries, Inec., Docket No. 7974; Bilnor Corp., Docket No. 7975; Parker Bros., Inc., Docket No. 7976; American Machine & Foun- ‘dry Co., Docket No. 7977; Transogram Co., Inc., Docket No. 7978 ; Ideal Toy Corp., Docket No. 7979 ; Tonka Toys, Inc., Docket No. 8242 ; Fisher-Price Toys, Inc., Docket No. 8248 ; Radio Steel & Mfg. Co., Docket No. 8244; Wen-Mac Corp., Docket No. 8245; The Hubley Manufacturing Co., Docket No. 8254; Milton Bradley Co., Docket No. 8256; Hamilton Steel Products, Ine., Docket No. 8257; Hassenfeld Bros., Inc., Docket No. 8258; Knickerbocker Toy Co., Inc., Docket 8101; Alexander Miner Sales Corp., Docket No, 8102; Remco Industries, Inc., Docket No. 8103; The A. C. Gilbert Co., Docket No. 8104; Revell, Inc., Docket No. 8224; Aurora Plastics Co., Docket No. 8225; Kohner Bros., Inc., Docket No. 8226; Mattel, Inc., Docket No. 8227; The Porter Chemical Co., Docket No. 8228; Multiple Products Corp., Docket No. 8229; Halsam Products, Co., Docket No. 8230; Horsman Dolls, Inec., Docket No. 8241, Complaint G8 FLL.C.

by reopenitig the proceedings herein, rescinding its 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 September 19, 1962, November 19, 1962, November 27, 1962, December 5, 1962, and December 13, 1962, 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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