Detroit Auto Dealers Association, Inc

Volume 111 · 111 F.T.C. 649

Citation: 111 F.T.C. 649
Docket: 9189
Decision: 1989-05-08
Document type: interlocutory order
Case type: antitrust
Industry: automobile dealerships
Outcome: dismissed
Relief: other
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Detroit Auto Dealers Association, Inc, 111 F.T.C. 649 (1989). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v111-0033

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IN Tile MATTER OF DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC., ET AL. Docket 9189. Interlocutory Order, May, 198, ORDER Counsel for the General Motors respondents have moved that the complaint against three respondents in this matter be dismissed, and that their names be removed from the Final Order of the Commission. The three respondents are Mr. Porterfield Wilson, Jim Carney Buick Co. , and Bil Greig Buick-Opel, Inc. Counsel have advised that Mr. Wilson is deceased, and that the two dealerships named are no longer in business. Complaint counsel do not opposc the motion. The Commission has considered the motion and determined to grant it. Therefore It is ordered That the complaint against Mr. Porterfield Wilson Jim Carney Buick Co. , and Bill Greig Buick-Opcl, Inc. bc, and it hereby is, dismissed.

It is further ordered That the Final Order of the Commission be and it hereby is, modified to remove their names therefrom. Commissioner Machol not participating.

650 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION DJoCISIONS Interlocutory Order 111 F.

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