Detroit Auto Dealers Association, Inc

Volume 117 · 117 F.T.C. 33

Citation: 117 F.T.C. 33
Docket: 9189
Decision: 1994-01-27
Document type: interlocutory order
Case type: antitrust
Industry: automobile dealerships
Outcome: modified
Relief: other
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Detroit Auto Dealers Association, Inc, 117 F.T.C. 33 (1994). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v117-0013

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IN THE MATTER OF DETROIT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC., ET AL. Docket 9189. Interlocutory Order, Jan. 27, 1994 ORDER On December 13, 1993, counsel for respondent John L. Drummy, Sr. filed “Respondent’s Unopposed Motion to Reconsider Decision As To Deceased Respondent, John L. Drummy, Sr.” The Motion requests that the complaint against Mr. Drummy be dismissed and the order of February 22, 1989, be modified to delete his name because he passed away on November 30, 1993. The motion recites that Drummy Oldsmobile, Inc. will remain as a respondent. Complaint counsel do not oppose the motion.

The Commission has considered the motion and has determined to grant it. Accordingly, It is ordered, That the complaint against John L. Drummy, Sr. be and hereby is dismissed.

It is further ordered, That the order of February 22, 1989, of the Commission be and hereby is modified to delete the name of John L. Drummy, Sr.

Interlocutory Order 117 F.T.C,

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