Ethyl Corporation
Volume 101 · 101 F.T.C. 696
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Ethyl Corporation, 101 F.T.C. 696 (1983). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v101-0029
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IN THE MATTER OF ETHYL CORPORATION, ET AL.
Docket 9128. Interlocutory Order, Aprill, 1983 ORDER EXTENDING IN CAMERA TREATMENT On March 16, 1983 the Commission provided notice to respondents that it intended to issue an opinion in this matter containing certain information contained in the in camera record. Respondents have fied various objections to the release of some of this information. In addition to information contained in the opinion, the record, including the initial decision by the administrative law judge, contains information which has been kept in camera. Upon consideration of the objections fied by respondents to release ofthis information and the public interest in having access to a public record it is hereby ordered that the opinion in this matter will be released with certain portions excised. To the extent that previously in camera information is released in the opinion as to which release one or more respondents have objected, the Commission has determined that release wil not result in a "clearly defined serious injury. H.P. Hood Sons, Inc. 58 F. C. 1184, 1188 (1961); Bristol-Myers Co. 90 F. C. 455, 456-57 (1977). As to information excised from the opinion and the remaining in camera information the Commission plans to release some or all of this information no earlier than 30 days from the date of this order subject to any additional particularized showing by respondents ofthe need for confidentiality, such showing to be made within 30 days. AM.KKICAN tllJ1Vl yltUUV\_.do. \-"'.I"'U. , en au 697 Interlocutory Order