Michael Milea/Peter Sinclair, LTD

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IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL MILEAIPETER SINCLAIR, LTD., ET AL.

CONSENT ORDER, ETC., IN REGARD TO ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, TEXTILE FIBER PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION AND WOOL PRODUCTS LABELING ACTS Docket C-2764. Complaint, Dee, 1975-Decision, Dec. , 1975 Consent order requiring anew York City importer of wearing apparel, among other things to cease mislabeling the fiber content of wool and textile products; failing to disclose on labels manufacturer identification; falsely invoicing textie fiber products; and furnishing false guaranties. Appearances For the Commission: Charles Peterson. For the respondents: Pro Be.

Final Order 86 F.

including but not limited to merger, acquisition, consolidation or joint venture in any market referenced herein.

VII It is further ordered That Airco cease and desist from taking any steps to implement any provision of the agreements between Airco and BOC of July 25, 1973, and of Dec. 10, 1973. The foregoing provision shan not apply (I) to Airco s right of first refusal as set forth in paragraph 4 of the Dec. 10, 1973 agreement, subject, however, to Commission final approval of the exercise of that right; (2) to the restrictions on dissemination of information contained in the July 25, 1973 agreement. It is further ordered That Airco cease any and an representation on the board of directors of BOC, and cease and desist from taking any steps to nominate, seat, or admit any representative of BOC to the board of directors of Airco.

It is further ordered That Airco shan within sixty (60) days from the date this order becomes final, submit in wrting to the Federal Trade Commission a verified report setting forth in detail the manner and form in which Airco has complied with this order.