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16 CFR Part 109 · Trade practice rules · in the Code of Federal Regulations 1943-1943 (1 annual editions)

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Latest edition: Library of Congress, 1943 CFR · Earliest edition: 1943 CFR

Text (1943 edition, OCR)

Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission

PART 106—FIRE EXTINGUISHING
APPLIANCE MANUFACTURING IN-
DUSTRY

Sec.

106.1 False marking, branding, etc.

106.2 Imitation of trade-marks, names, etc.
1063 False advertising.

106.4 Defamation of competitors.

106.5 Inducing breach of contract.

106.6 False price quotations.

106.9 Commercial bribery.

106.10 Threats of suit.

106.11 Sales below cost.

Nore: For the text of the regulations in
this part, see 16 CFR Part 106.

PART 107—VEGETABLE IVORY BUT-
TON MANUFACTURING INDUS-
TRY

Sec

107.1 False terms or methods.

107.2 False marking or branding.
107.3 False advertising.

107.4 Defamation of competitors.
107.6 Threats of suit.

107.7 Commercial bribery.

107.8 Inducing breach of contract.
107.9 Espionage.

107.11 Imitation of trade-marks, names, etc.
107.12 Sales below cost.

107.13 Loss leaders.

Nore: For the text of the regulations in
this part, see 16 CFR Part 107.

PART 108—PAPER DRINKING
STRAW MANUFACTURING INDUS-
TRY

Sec.

108.1 Sales below cost.

108.2 False marking or branding.
108.8 Imitation trade-marks, etc.
1084 False advertising.

108.5 Defamation of competitors.
103.6 Inducing breach of contract.
108.7 False price quotations.
108.10 Commercial bribery.

108.11 Threats of suit.

108.12 Coercing purchases.

108.13 False invoice.

108.14 Misrepresenting character of busi-

ness.

Nore: For the text of the regulations in
this part, see 16 CFR Part 108.

PART 109—BUFFING AND POLISH-
ING WHEEL MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRY

Sec.

109.1 Commercial bribery.

109.2 Espionage,

109.3. Defamation of competitors.

§ 110.1
Sec.
109.56 Inducing breach of contract.
109.6 Aiding or abetting unfair competi-
tion.
109.7 False advertising.
109.8 False invoice.
109.10 Sales below cost.
109.11 False price quotations.
109.12 Conspiracy in restraint of trade.

Nore: For the text of the regulations in
this part, see 16 CFR Part 109.

PART 110—COTTON CONVERTING
INDUSTRY

Sec.
110.0 Definition of ‘‘commerce.”
110.1 Misrepresentation of industry prod-
ucts.
110.22 Misbranding.
110.3 False invoicing.
1104 Deception as to origin.
110.6 Substitution of products.
1106 Inducing breach of contract.
110.7 Commercial bribery.
110.8 Imitation of trade-marks, etc.
110.9 Defamation of competitors or dis-
paragement of their products.
110.10 Fictitious price lists.
* 110.11 Use of lottery schemes.
110.12 Discrimination (Robinson-Patman).
110.13 Aiding or abetting use of unfair trade
practices.
AvtTHoRITY: §§ 110.0 to 110.13, inciusive

(with the exceptions noted in the text), is-
sued under 38 Stat. 719, as amended; 15
U.S.C, 45.

Source: §§ 110.0 to 110.13, inclusive, con-
tained in Trade Practice Ruies, Cotton Con-
verting Industry, Federal Trade Commission,
Aug. 18, 1939; 4 F.R. 3658.

§ 110.0 Definition of “commerce.” As
used in this part, the word “commerce”
means trade or commerce among the
several States and with foreign nations,
or between the District of Columbia or
any Territory of the United States and
any State, Territory, or foreign nation,
or between any insular possessions or
other places under the jurisdiction of the
United States, or between any such pos-
session or place and any State or Terri-
tory of the United States or the District
of Columbia or any foreign nation, or
within the District of Columbia or any
Territory or any insular possession or
other place under the jurisdiction of the
United States: Provided, That this shall
not apply to the Philippine Islands. (38
Stat. 730; 15 U.S.C. 12)

§ 110.1 Misrepresentation of industry
products. It is an unfair trade practice
to make or publish, or cause to be made
or published, directly or indirectly, any
false, misleading or deceptive statement

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