Indiana Quartered Oak Co. v. Federal Trade Commission

MANTON, Circuit Judge.

The Federal Trade Commission, after protracted hearings, resulting in a very large record, by its order restrained the petitioner from “advertising, describing, or otherwise designating or selling, or offering for sale, under the term ‘mahogany’ or ‘Philippine mahogany,’ * * * woods known under the common or trade names ‘red lauan,’ ‘white lauan,’ ‘tanguile,’ ‘narra,’ ‘apitong,’ ‘bataan,’ ‘lamao,’ ‘orion,’ ‘batang,’ ‘bagaac,’ ‘batak,’ and ‘baJaehacan,’ * * * unless such wood * * * from which products are made is derived from the trees of the mahogany or Meliacem family.”

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