Cavanagh Communities Corporation, Etc
Volume 86 · 86 F.T.C. 1192
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Cavanagh Communities Corporation, Etc, 86 F.T.C. 1192 (1975). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v086-0144
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IN THE MATTER OF CAVANAGH COMMUNITIES CORPORATION, ET AL.
Docket 9U.S5. Order, Nov. , 197.5 Denial of petition for extraordinary review and application for stay of time to answer. Appearances For the Commission: Jeffrey Tureck, David Keehn and Pamela B. Stuart.
For the respondents: Philip F. Zeidman, Brownstein, Zeidman Schomer Chase Wash., D.
ORDER DENYING PETITION FOR EXTRAORDINARY REVIEW AND Application FOR STAY OF TIME TO ANSWER Respondents have petitioned for "extraordinary review" of the administrative law judge s Oct. 24 , 1975, order denying respondents motion for a more definite statement of those allegations in the complaint with respect to which the Commission may subsequently bring a'1 action for consumer redress pursuant to Section 19 of the Federal Trade Commission Act. Following denial of the motion for a more definite statement, respondents filed an application for a determination by the administrative law judge allowing an interlocutory appeal, which the law judge denied on Nov. 3 1975. We have considered respondents' petition and have found nothing therein which would warrant departing from the procedural requirements of Section 3.23 of the Commission s Rules of Practice or . directing a certification of the matter pursuant to Section 3.22(a). Accordingly, It is ordered That the aforesaid petition for extraordinary review be and it hereby is, denied.
It is farther ordered That respondents' application for a stay of the time to answer the complaint be, and it hereby is, denied. 119B Order