The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of AmericaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 - Administrative law The Code of Federal Regulations is the codification of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by the executive departments and agencies of the Federal Government. |
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... resale of prod- ucts supplied by the industry member to the customer : ( a ) When the agreement or under- standing under which the payment or payments are made or are to be made is without the knowledge and consent of the sales person's ...
... resale of prod- ucts supplied by the industry member to the customer : ( a ) When the agreement or under- standing under which the payment or payments are made or are to be made is without the knowledge and consent of the sales person's ...
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... resale of the supplier's products . Payments for or the furnishing of advertising , demonstrators , displays , special pack- aging , prizes for contests , special han- dling of the supplier's products are typical examples . ( b ) In ...
... resale of the supplier's products . Payments for or the furnishing of advertising , demonstrators , displays , special pack- aging , prizes for contests , special han- dling of the supplier's products are typical examples . ( b ) In ...
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... resale price for dealers . ( a ) An advisory opinion by the Federal Trade Commission notified a manufac- turer that , in the circumstances pre- sented , its establishment of a minimum resale price for its dealers would con- stitute ...
... resale price for dealers . ( a ) An advisory opinion by the Federal Trade Commission notified a manufac- turer that , in the circumstances pre- sented , its establishment of a minimum resale price for its dealers would con- stitute ...
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... resale , this corporation to buy and be billed in its own name . The pur- chaser for resale would own one or more shares of the common stock of the buying company and would participate in the brokerage received by that company , or ( 2 ) ...
... resale , this corporation to buy and be billed in its own name . The pur- chaser for resale would own one or more shares of the common stock of the buying company and would participate in the brokerage received by that company , or ( 2 ) ...
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... resale " and the " discount must be made avail- able " to all customers of the publisher who in fact compete with each other in the resale of the publisher's books to institutional accounts , the Commission continued . ( f ) It ...
... resale " and the " discount must be made avail- able " to all customers of the publisher who in fact compete with each other in the resale of the publisher's books to institutional accounts , the Commission continued . ( f ) It ...
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advertising advisory opinion agreement breach of contract buyer capacity and tendency chasers Clayton Act Commercial bribery commodity competition or tend competitors or false consuming public contained create a monopoly deceiving purchasers Deceptive Defamation of competitors disclosure discount discrimination in price distribution dustry effect of misleading Electroplated employers or principals engaged in commerce fact Federal Trade Commission Fiber Products furnished grant induce or receive Inducing breach industry engaged industry member industry products injuring label lessen competition manufacture ment merce merchandise misleading or deceiving Misrepresentation offering for sale paragraph person price differential price discrimination price fixing proportionally equal terms prospective purchasers provisions purchasers or prospective rebate represent representations resale restrain trade restraint of trade retailers Robinson-Patman Act Rule sales below cost section 2(a section shall prevent seller selling services or facilities sold suppliers tend to create tendency or effect thereof tion tomers trade-marks transaction ucts unfair trade practice
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Page 536 - It is an unfair trade practice for any member of the industry to use the practice of shipping goods on consignment or pretended consignment for the purpose and with the effect of artificially clogging trade outlets and unduly restricting competitors...
Page 592 - Defamation of competitors or disparagement of their products. The defamation of competitors by falsely imputing to them dishonorable conduct, inability to perform contracts, questionable credit standing, or by other false representations, or the false disparagement of the grade, quality or manufacture of the products of competitors or of their business methods, selling prices, values, credit terms, policies or services, is an unfair trade practice.
Page 356 - NOTE 2: When an Industry member gives allowances to competing customers for advertising In a newspaper or periodical, the fact that a lower advertising rate for equivalent space is available to one or more, but not all, such customers, Is not to be regarded by the Industry member as warranting the retention by such customer or customers of any portion of the allowance for his or their personal use or benefit.
Page 329 - ... or indirectly, to engage in any planned common course of action, or to enter into or take part in any understanding, agreement, combination, or conspiracy, with one or more members of the industry, or with any other person or persons, to fix or maintain the price of any goods or otherwise unlawfully to restrain trade; or to use any form of threat, intimidation, or coercion to induce any member of the industry or other person or persons to engage in any such planned common course of action, or...
Page 517 - ... connection therewith, upon terms not accorded to all customer-purchasers on proportionally equal terms, the service or facility whereby such favored purchaser is accorded the privilege of returning dresses so purchased and receiving therefor credit or refund of purchase price: Provided, however. That nothing in any of the rules of this section shall prohibit or be used to prevent the return of merchandise by purchaser, for credit or refund of purchase price, when and because such merchandise...
Page 549 - Circulation of threats of suit. The circulation of threats of suit for infringement of patents or trade-marks among customers or prospective customers of competitors, not made in good faith but for the purpose or with the effect of harassing or intimidating such customers or prospective customers, or of unduly hampering, injuring or prejudicing competitors in their businesses, is an unfair trade practice.
Page 485 - Money-back" agreements, so-called, or other similar contracts between school and student, should state plainly the conditions under which tuition or other moneys will be refunded, and such agreements or contracts should contain no conditions intended to deceive, hamper, or harass the student and prevent a refund to him of tuition to which he may be entitled under the terms of the contract. § 116.102 Selection of sales representatives. It is the judgment of the industry that the sales representatives...
Page 455 - I § 99.1 Deceptive deviation from established standards. Deviation from the established standards of the industry by any deceptive or false means or device with the effect of misleading or deceiving purchasers or prospective purchasers is an unfair trade practice. § 99.2 Sales below cost. The selling of goods below cost with the intent and with the effect of injuring a competitor, and where the effect may be to substantially lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly or to unreasonably restrain...
Page 432 - Inducing breach of contract. Maliciously inducing or attempting to induce the breach of existing contracts between competitors and their customers by any false or deceptive means whatsoever, or interfering with or obstructing the performance of any such contractual duties or services by any such means, with the purpose and effect of unduly hampering, injuring, or embarrassing competitors in their businesses, is a unfair trade practice.
Page 266 - Is of such form or design, or contains such wording as to simulate the seals or insignia which are issued by an association or organization for use by its members — when such representation, claim, or use has the capacity and tendency or effect of misleading or deceiving purchasers or prospective purchasers in any material respect. § 34.8 Plants collected from the wild state. It is an unfair trade practice to sell, offer for sale, or distribute industry products collected from the wild state without...