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Children'S Advertising

Volume 93 · 93 F.T.C. 31

Citation
93 F.T.C. 31
Docket
215-60
Decision
1979-01-09
Document type
interlocutory order
Case type
consumer protection
Industry
advertising
Outcome
other
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Children'S Advertising, 93 F.T.C. 31 (1979). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v093-0005

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IN THE MATTER OF CHILDREN' S ADVERTISING TRR. 215-60. Interlocutory Order, Jan. 9, ),979 ORDER DENYING JOINT Appeal By letter of December 28, 1978, and motion of December 20 :1978 the Chocolate Manufacturers Association, Kellogg Company, Association of National Advertisers, and Toy Manufacturers Association have urged the Commission to review the Presiding Offcer s Orders No. 39 and 41.

The Presiding Officer has declined to certify this matter to the Commission for review because it does not involve a "controlling question of law or policy as to which there is substantial ground for difference of opinion, nor has there been a showing that an immediate review of this ruling wi1 materially advance the ultimate termination of this proceeding or that subsequent review wil be an inadequate remedy." (Order No. 39, pp. 9-10) The Commission s Rules of Practice provide that the Commission will not entertain applications for review of an uncertified Order of the Presiding Offcer prior to its final review of the record, 16 C. 1.13(c)(i), except in the limited circumstances described in 16 CTR 1.13(c)(2)(ii). This matter does not involve anyofthose circumstances. It is ordered, That petitioners Joint Appeal" and letter seeking review of Presiding Offcer s Orders No. 39, and 41 be denied. Chairman Pertschuk and Commissioner Pitofsky did not participate.

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