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Soundtrack Chevell Industries, Inc

Volume 85 · 85 F.T.C. 895

Citation
85 F.T.C. 895
Docket
8998
Decision
1975-05-22
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other
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other
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Soundtrack Chevell Industries, Inc, 85 F.T.C. 895 (1975). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v085-0107

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IN THE MATTER OF

SOUNDTRACK CHEVELL INDUSTRIES, INC., ET AL.*

Docket 8998. Order, May 22, 1975

Request for appointed counsel granted and general counsel directed to secure adequate legal representation for corporate and two individual respondents.

ORDER GRANTING REQUEST FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL

By order of May 5, 1975, the administrative law judge certified to the Commission his findings of fact with respect to the request of respondents William and Helen Temple and Soundtrack Chevell Industries, Inc. that an attorney be appointed to represent them in this matter. Where a respondent is unable to afford adequate legal representation, the Commission will appoint counsel for him pursuant to the procedures outlined in 35 F.R. 18998 (1970). Based upon the law judge's findings as to: (1) the above-named respondents' financial situations, and (2) the probable costs of presenting a defense to the

* For appearances, see p. 404, herein.

Complaint 85 F.T.C.

charges against them, we have concluded that said respondents are entitled to appointed counsel. Accordingly, It is ordered, That the general counsel for the Commission take all necessary and appropriate measures to secure adequate legal representation for the above-named respondents. Commissioners Dixon and Thompson would have closed this matter

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