Fuqua Industries, Inc
Volume 85 · 85 F.T.C. 84
Cited as a basis for the FTC Notice of Penalty Offenses on Money-Making Opportunities (2021).
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Fuqua Industries, Inc, 85 F.T.C. 84 (1975). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v085-0025
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Cited by 3 later FTC decisions
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- SOUTHWEST SUNSITES, INC., ET AL distinguished
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IN THE MATTER OF FUQUA INDUSTRIES, INC., ET AL.
CONSENT ORDER, ETC., IN REGARD TO ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSIO:" ACT Docket C-:2626. Complaint, .Jun. , 1975 - Decision, .lan, 1.975 Consent order requing an Atlanta, Ga., vocational schoo! operator and franchisor among other things to refund up to $1.2') milion to eligible former students; and requig a St. Petersburg, Fla., voctional school operator and franchisor FUQUA INDUSTRIES, INC., ET AL.
Order Appearances For the Commission: James T. Halverson. For the respondent: J. Wallace Adair, Howey, Sirrn, Baker & M11rchison Wash., D.
ORDER REOPENING Proceeding AND MODIFYING DIVESTITURE ORDER This matter is before the Commission on a petition fied by respondent American Cyanamid Company on Dec. 20, 1974, requesting that the proceeding in the above-captioned matter be reopened for the purose of modifying the order of divestiture issued therein on Apr. 16 1973, so as to relieve respondent of any further obligation to divest its plant located in Moosic, Pa.
In support of this request respondent alleges that the principal purpose of the divestiture provisions of the aforesaid Commission order has already been accomplished by respondent's sale of two lines of men s toiletries. on Apr. 1, 1974; that the plant ill question was never used to produce these two product lines; and that the plant is presently an unoccupied, nonproductive facility. The director of the Bureau of Competition has filed an answer to the petition advising that he does not oppose the granting of the relief requested. Having considered the petition and the answer thereto, the Commission is of the opinion that in the eircmnstances shown to exist the public interest will be served by reopening this proceeding for the purpose of modifying the order to the limited extent requested. Accordingly, It is o.,de,.ed That this proceeding be, and it hereby is, reopened, and that the Gommission s order of Apr. 16, 1973, be, and it hereby is modifed by strikig. from Par I thereof the . requirement that respondent divest itself of the plant located in Moosic, Pa.