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Solvents Industry

16 CFR Part 45 · Trade practice rules · in the Code of Federal Regulations 1938-1960 (4 annual editions)

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Latest edition: Library of Congress, 1960 CFR · Earliest edition: 1938 CFR

Text (1960 edition, OCR)

Chapter I—Federal

one whose principal business is selling
mullwork to the retail distributor

§ 44102 Publication of price lists

The industry approves the practice of
each individual member of the industry
independently publishing and circulat-
ing to the purchasing trade its own price
lists

§ 44103 Arbitration

The industry approves the practice of
handling disputes in a fair and reason-
able manner coupled with a spint of
moderation and good will, and every ef-
fort should be made by the disputants
themselves to arrive at an agreement
If unable to do so they should agree if
possible upon arbitration under some
one of the prevailing codes

§ 44104 Further defimtion

The industry hereby records its ap-
proval of the definition of a qualified
manufacturer of sash doors and mull-
work to be one who manufactures and
sells sash doors and millwork

§ 44105 Standard ferm of contract

It 1s the Judgment of this conference
that the industry should adopt in co-
operation with buyers a standard form of
contract which will thoroughly protect
the rights of both buyers and sellers

§ 44106 Publication of terms of sale

The industry approves the practice of
making the terms of sale a part of all
published price schedules

PART 45—SOLVENTS INDUSTRY

Group I
Sec
45 1
452
453
454

[Reserved ]

[Reserved ]
False marking or branding
Consignment selling

Group II

45101 Publication of price lists
45102 Publication of terms of sale

AvutrHoriry §§ 453 to 45102 issued under
sec 6 (g) 38 Stat 722 15 U S C 46 (g)
Interpret or apply sec 5 38 Stat 719 as
amended 15U S C 45

Source §§ 453 to 45 102 contained In trade
practice rules Solvents Industry FTC Aug
» 28 1931

Group I
§451 [Reserved]
§452 [Reserved]

Trade Commission § 45 102

§ 453 False marking or branding

The false marking or branding of sol-
vents of the industry with the effect of
misleading or deceiving purchasers with
respect to the quality quantity, grade, or
substance of the goods purchased is an
unfair trade practice

§454 Consignment selling

The shipment of goods to consumers
on consignment with the intent and with
the effect of injuring a competitor and
where the effect may be to substantially
lessen competition or tend to create a
monopoly or to unreasonably restrain
trade is an unfair trade practice

Grotvp II
§ 45101 Pubheation of price hLsts

The industry approves the practice of
each individual member of the industry
independently publishing and circulating
to the purchasing trade 1ts own price
lists

§ 45102 Publication of terms of sale

The industry records 1ts approval of the
practice of making the terms of sale a
part of all published prices

PART 46—WORK GLOVE INDUSTRY

Sec

460 Definitions

461 Deception (general)

462 Musrepresentation as to character of
business

463 Misrepresenting products as conform-
Ing to standard

464 Guarantees warranties etc

465 Substitution of products

466 Deceptive use or imitation or simula-
tion of trade or corporate names
trade-marks etc

467 False invoicing

468 Defamation of competitors or false
disparagement of their products

469 Inducing breach of contract

4610 Enticing away employees of competi-
tors

4611 Consignment distribution

4612 Prohibited sales below cost

4613 Tie-in sales coercing purchase of one
product as a prerequisite to the
purchase of other products

4614 Prohibited forms of trade restraints
(unlawful price fixing etc )

4615 Misleading price lists

4616 Misuse of terms  close-outs dis-
continued lines special bar-
gains ete

4617 Seconds irregulars and rejects

4618 Prohibited discrimination

4619 Aiding or abetting use of unfair trade

practices

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