State v. Keehn

The decision in this case will largely rest on the terms and violation of the consent order. Thus discussion can here begin with the order earlier entered by the department of agriculture in which this defendant agreed as follows:

“[Not to] falsely represent to a customer or prospective customer that goods or merchandise or parts offered for sale by respondent are free of defects or are in good working order or condition and functioning properly . . . when in truth and in fact such goods or merchandise or parts are not free of defects or are not in good working order or condition and…