All-State Industries of North Carolina Inc. v. Federal Trade Commission

BRYAN, Circuit Judge: The Federal Trade Commission on June 19, 1967 complained in due form of unfair and deceptive acts and practices by All-State Industries of North Carolina, its four affiliates and principal executive officer (All-State). Federal Trade Commission Act, section 5(b), 15 USC § 45(b). Upon the accused's responsive denial of the charges and after a plenary administrative hearing, the Commission declared the complaint justified and ordered desistance and cessation of the imposture. Respondents appeal, but we perceive no infirmity in the order.