Interco Incorporated

Volume 111 · 111 F.T.C. 621

Citation: 111 F.T.C. 621
Docket: C-2929
Decision: 1988-04-22
Document type: set aside order
Case type: antitrust
Statutes: FTC Act (section 5)
Industry: apparel outerwear
Outcome: set aside
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Interco Incorporated, 111 F.T.C. 621 (1988). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v111-0028

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92 F.T.C. 405 — CENTURY 21 COMMODORE PLAZA, INC., ET AL cited_neutral

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IN THE MATTER OF INTERCO INCORPORATED, ET AL.

SET ASIDE ORDER IN REGARD TO ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION AND THE CLAYTON ACTS Docket C-2929. Clment Orde, 5"Pt. 978-5et Aside Order, Apr. , 1988 The Federal Trade Commission has set aside a portion of the 1978 consent order with Interco Incorporated, (92 FTC 405), by setting aside a sentence in the consent order regarding the preticketing provision. ORDER REOPENING AND SETTING ASIDE A PORTION OF ORDER ISSUED SEPTEMBER 26, 1978 On October 26, 1987, respondents Interco Incorporated ("Interco Londontown Corporation ("Londontown ) and Queen Casuals, Inc. Queen Casuals ) fied a "Request As Supplemented To Reopen And Set Aside A Portion Of Order Request"), pursuant to section 5(b) of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 D. C. 45(b), and Section 51 of the Commission s Rules of Practice. The Request asked that with respect to raincoats and outerwear sold by Londontown, the Commission reopen the consent order issued on September 26, 1978 and set aside the following sentence in paragraph 4 of Part I of that order:

A respondent shall not, however, suggest resale prices on any tag, ticket or other marking affixed or to be affxed to any product shipped to a reseller. On February 23, 1988, the Commission issued its "Order Reopening And Modifying Order Issued September 26, 1978, And Order To Show Cause. " The Commission s February 23, 1988, order modified the order of September 26, 1978, in the manner requested by respondents and, in addition, ordered that respondents show cause within 30 days why the provision in question should not be set aside with respect to all other products covered by the order. On March 14, 1988, respondents filed their "Answer To Order To Show Cause" with the Commission, requesting that the provision " deleted in its entirety.

Accordingly, it is ordered that this matter be and it hereby 1 This matter wa. inadvertntly omitted from the Federal Trade Commission Decisions-Volume 110. 622 FEDERA TRADE COMMISSION DECISIONS Set Aside Order 111 F.

reopened and that the last sentence in paragraph 4 of Part I of the Commission s Decision and Order issued on September 26, 1978, shall be set aside as of the effective date of this order. Commissioner Bailey not participating.

ASSOCIATJoD MILLS, INC. 623 623 Set Aside Ordcr

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