The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1973
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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Administrative opinions and rulings
72
Popular priced dress manufacturing industry
125
House dress and wash frock manufacturing industry
126
Metal clad door and accessories manufacturing industry
127
Carbon dioxide manufacturing industry
129
Shrinkage of woven cotton yard goods
131
Macaroni and noodle products industry
132
Tomato paste manufacturing industry
133
Oleomargarine manufacturing industry
134
Paint and varnish brush industry
136
Infants and childrens knitted outerwear industry
137
Ribbon industry
138
Wine industry
139
Putty manufacturing industry
140
Radio and television industry
142
Curled hair industry
143
Sardine industry
144
Umbrella industry
145
Tuna industry
146
Folding paper box industry
147
Ripe olive industry
148
Resistance welder manufacturing industry
149
Subscription and mail order book publishing industry
150
Hosiery industry
152
Luggage and related products industry
154
Rayon and silk dyeing printing and finishing industry
155
Catalog jewelry and giftware industry
157
Musical instrument and accessories industry
158
Water heater industry
160
Razor and razor blade industry
161
Wood cased lead pencil industry
162
Button jobbing industry
163
Low pressure refrigerants industry
164
Artificial limb industry
165
Piston ring industry
166
Construction equipment distributing industry
167
Wholesale confectionery industry Philadelphia trade area
168
Masonry waterproofing industry
169
Household fabric dye industry
171
Vertical turbine pump industry
172
Doll and stuffed toy industry
173
Office machine marketing industry
175
Wholesale confectionery industry
176
Hand knitting yarn industry
177
Trade pamphlet binding industry of the New York City trade area
179
Rayon nylon and silk converting industry
180
Handkerchief industry
181
Yeast industry
182
Oil heating industry of the New England States
183
Peat industry
185
Candy manufacturing industry
186
Tie fabrics industry
188
Fine and wrapping paper distributing industry
189
Shoe finders industry
190
Venetian blind industry
191
Optical products industry
192
Slide fastener industry
193
Cocoa and chocolate industry
194
Bedding manufacturing and wholesale distributing industry
195
Parking meter industry
196
Relating to the sale and financing of motor vehicles
197
Milk bottle cap and closure industry
198
Canvas cover industry
199
Seam binding industry
201
Sun glass industry
202
Upholstery and drapery fabrics industry
205
Gladiolus bulb industry
206
Narrow fabrics industry
207
Grocery industry
209
Commercial and industrial floor and vacuum machinery industry
210
Setup paper box industry
211
Library binding industry
220
Cosmetic and toilet preparations industry
221
Chemical soil conditioner industry
222
Orthopedic appliance industry
223
Fire extinguishing appliance industry
224
Tobacco smoking pipe and cigar and cigarette holder industry
225
Fountain pen and mechanical pencil industry
226
Wholesale plumbing and heating industry
227
Tire advertising and labeling guides
228
Guides for advertising fallout shelters
229
Guides for advertising shell homes
230
Guides for shoe content labeling and advertising
231
Guides for advertising radiation monitoring instruments
232
Guides against deceptive pricing
233
Guides for the mail order insurance industry
234
Guides against deceptive labeling and advertising of adhesive composition
235
SUBCHAPTER BGUIDES AND TRADE PRACTICE RULES 17 Application and definitions
236
Guides against debt collection deception
237
Guides against bait advertising
238
Guides against deceptive advertising of guarantees
239
Guides for advertising allowances and other merchandising payments and services
240
Commercial dental laboratory industry 19 Gummed paper and sealing tape industry
241
Guide against deceptive use of the word free in connection with the sale of photographic film and film processing service
242
Guides for the decorative wall paneling industry
243
Guides for the greeting card industry relating to discriminatory practices
244
Guides for the watch industry
245
Public seating industry
247
Guides for the beauty and barber equipment and supplies industry
248
Corset brassiere and allied products industry
249
Guide concerning use of the word free and similar representations
251
Guides for labeling advertising and sale of wigs and other hairpieces
252
Guides for the feather and down products industry
253
Frozen food industry
255
Jewelry industry
262
Paper bag industry 25 Combination storm window and door industry
278
Refrigeration andor airconditioning contracting industries 27 Brick and structural clay tile and allied products industry
290
Blueprint and diazotype coaters industry 30 Plastic housewares industry 31 Crushed stone industry 32 Melamine dinnerware industry
300
SUBCHAPTER CREGULATIONS UNDER SPECIFIC ACTS OF CONGRESS 300 Rules and regulations under the Wool Products Labeling Act of 19...
301
Rules and regulations under Flammable Fabrics
302
Rules and regulations under the Textile Fiber Products Identification
303
Quantity limit rules under section 2a of the Clayton Act as amended
310
Cut stone industry
313
Nursery industry
314
Wall coverings industry
321
Poultry hatching and breeding industry
327
the RobinsonPatman
334
Engraved stationery and allied products industry of the New York City trade area
336
Steel bobby pin and steel hair pin manufacturing industry
342
Environmental testing equipment manufacturing industry
349
Metal awning industry
354
Building wire and cable manufacturing industry
364
Advertising and labeling as to size of sleeping bags
400
Misuse of automatic or terms of similar import as descriptive of household electric sewing machines
401
Deception as to nonprismatic and partially prismatic instruments being prismatic binoculars
402
Deceptive use of leakproof guaranteed leakproof etc as descriptive of dry cell batteries
403
Deceptive advertising and labeling as to size of tablecloths and related prod ucts
404
Misbranding and deception as to leather content of waist belts
405
Deceptive advertising and labeling of previously used lubricating
406
Unfair or deceptive advertising and labeling of cigarettes in relation to the health hazards of smoking
408
Incandescent lamp light bulb industry
409
Deceptive advertising as to sizes of viewable pictures shown by television receiving sets
410
Discriminatory practices in mens and boys tailored clothing industry
412
Failure to disclose that skin irritation may result from washing or handling glass fiber curtains and draperies and glass fiber curtain and drapery fabrics
413
Deception as to transistor count of radio receiving sets including transceivers
414
Failure to disclose the lethal effects of inhaling quickfreeze aerosol spray products used for frosting cocktail glasses
417
Deceptive advertising and labeling as to length of extension ladders
418
Games of chance in the food retailing and gasoline industries
419
Posting of minimum octane numbers on gasoline dispensing pumps
422
Care labeling of textile wearing apparel
423
Retail food store advertising and marketing practices
424

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Página 386 - Subsection (b) of section 2 of the Clayton Act, as amended, reads as follows: Upon proof being made, at any hearing on a complaint under this section, that there has been discrimination in price or services or facilities furnished, the burden of rebutting the prima facie case thus made by showing Justification shall be upon the person charged with a violation of this section, and unless Justification shall be affirmatively shown, the Commission is authorized to Issue an order terminating the discrimination;...
Página 563 - 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...
Página 512 - For example, If a seller regularly grants a discount based upon the purchase of a specified quantity by a single order for a single delivery, and this discount Is Justified by cost differences. It does not follow that the same discount can be cost justified If granted to a purchaser of the same quantity by multiple orders or for multiple deliveries.
Página 537 - States, or to fix a price charged therefor, or discount from, or rebate upon, such price, on the condition, agreement, or understanding that the purchaser thereof shall not use or deal in new, used, or rebuilt products of a competitor or competitors of such industry member, where the effect of such sale or contract for sale, or such condition, agreement, or understanding, may be to substantially lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly in any line of commerce.
Página 411 - 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.
Página 248 - Procurement of competitors' confidential information by unfair means and wrongful use thereof. It is an unfair trade practice for any member of the industry to obtain information concerning the business of a competitor by bribery of an employee or agent of such competitor, by false or misleading statements or representations, by the impersonation of one in authority, or by any other unfair means, and to use the information so obtained in such a manner as to injure such competitor in his business...
Página 308 - ... which Is In free and open competition with commodities of the same general class produced or distributed by others, a seller of such a commodity may enter Into a contract or agreement with a buyer thereof which establishes a minimum or stipulated price at which such commodity may be resold by such buyer when such contract or agreement is lawful as applied to Intrastate transactions under the laws of the State, Territory, or territorial jurisdiction in which the resale is to be made or to which...
Página 129 - ... of similar devices, the Commission advised that it could not place its stamp of approval upon advertising which holds this device out to the general public as suitable for use and capable of saving lives under all conditions specified without its having been recommended for use by a doctor familiar with the patient and without the individual for whom it has been prescribed, or his family , having been given instructions for its use. This is particularly true when it is considered that in some...
Página 376 - ... quality, quantity, size, weight, cut, color, character, substance, durability, serviceability, origin, price, terms of sale, value, preparation, production, manufacture, or distribution of such Industry Product or components thereof, or which has the capacity and tendency or effect of misleading or deceiving the purchasing or consuming public in any other material respect. (b) The inhibitions of this section are applicable to all forms of advertising, whether written or oral, in periodicals,...
Página 186 - ... producers in such manner and under such prices as it deems best. The association could designate authorized handlers to market the products of the members and the producers must market through these handlers. The producers themselves could execute a Handler's Contract and become authorized handlers. (e) The Handler's Contract between the association and all authorized handlers provided that the handler was to act as the hired sales agent for the association and was to be governed by the rules,...

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