United Builders, Inc
Volume 86 · 86 F.T.C. 844
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IN THE MATTER OF UNITED BUILDERS, INC., ET AL.
Docket 9043. Order, Oct. , 1975 Order directing the chief administrative law judge to reassign the matter on temporary or permanent basis to another administrative law judge. Appearances For the Commission: Allan M. Huss, Aaron H. Bulloffand Sharon J. Devine.
j1-'or the respondents: John Carrco and Stanley Preiser Charleston Va.
ORDER The complaint in this matter alleges, in part, that customers of respondents have been denied proper notice of certain rescission rights created hy the Truth in Lending Act. It is possible that, under the terms of that Act, those alleged rights may expire three years after the dates of the transactions from which they arose. If so, this three-year the operation of a 'limitation period could frustrate, in part or in whole, final order which might be entered in this matter, or the operation of an order or judgment of a court which might be entered in part as a consequence of the Commission disposition of this matter. Because of this, delay in the hearing of this matter is exceptionally serious. Judge Hinkes' order postponing prehearing conference entered in the present matter on Sept. 16, 1975, read together with his motion to modify Commission order of Sept. 16, 1975 entered in the matter of Kellogg Company, et al. Docket No. 8883, on Sept. 19, 1975, indicates to the Commission that further proceedings in this case before Judge Hinkes wil not take place as expeditiously as the aforementioned circumstances require. Accordingly, It is ordered That the chief administrative law judge, reassign this matter on a temporary or permanent basis to another administrative law judge.
845 Complaint