Freight Liquidators
Volume 87 · 87 F.T.C. 662
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Freight Liquidators, 87 F.T.C. 662 (1976). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v087-0070
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IN Tile MATTER OF FREIGHT LIQUIDATORS, ET AL.
Aprl, 1976 IJlrt 8937. Orr, Denial of individual respondents', Harold J. Green and Joseph W. Green, petition reopen and set aside final order.
Appearances For the Commission; Joan Z. Bernwin. For the respondents; Hundley Cacheri. Washington, D. ORDER DENYING PETITION TO REOPEN AND SET ASIDE PRIOR ORDER Petitioners through counsel have requested that the Commission reopen and set aside its final order of February 25, 1975 (85 F. 274J. The Bureau of Consumer Protection has opposed petitioners requests. Having considered the petitions and oppositions thereto, the Commission has concluded that the order in this matter should not be reopened.
The order of February 25, 1975 is a final order of the Commission duly entered after appropriate administrative proceedings. Petitioners signed affidavits appointing counsel in those proceedings and the Commission finds no basis upon which to conclude that they were denied effective assistance of counsel therein. Other contentions raised by petitioners relate to the merits of the Commission s prior determination to enter an order against them. No showing of changed conditions since entry of that order has been made that would warrant reopening and setting it aside, nor can the Commission conclude that such a course of action would serve the public interest.
Accordingly, It is ordered That the petitions of HaroldJ. Green and John W. Green to "Reopen and Set Aside" be, and they hereby are denied.
Commissioner Nye disscnting.
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