Exxon Corporation
Volume 89 · 89 F.T.C. 107
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IN THE MA1TER OF EXXON CORPORATION, ET AL.
Dolrt 89.'14. InfRrloto Order, Jan. , 1977 With certain provisos Commission adopts paragraph nine of ALJ' s Jan. 5, 1977 protective order.
Appearances * ORDER The administrative law judge has certified to the Commission paragraph nine of his January 5, 1977, protective order. The certification requests that the Commission approve and adopt the order provision or take such other action as it may deem appropriate. The Commission has determined to adopt paragraph nine subject to the following provisos: 1) with respect to documents only portions of which have been designated as "confidential" pursuant to the protective order, the Commission s assurance of prior notification will extend only to those portions; 2) in the case of release of a document, or portion of a document, designated as "confidential, " in response to an official request from a committee or subcommittee of Congress or to a court in response to compulsory process, the Congressional committee or subcommittee or the court wil be advised that the party which supplied the document considers the material to be confidential and the party will be provided ten days prior notice where possible, and in any event as much advance notice as can reasonably be given.
It is so ordered.
. For rei1sonsofcconomy.the Appearances are not being reproduced herein. information regardingAppear/mees may beobtai"ed from the Public Reference Branch, Fed"ral Trad,. Commission, WlIshington, D.C. Order 89 F.