Papercraft Corporation v. Federal Trade Commission
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STEVENS, Circuit Judge.
Papercraft Corporation petitions for review of a Federal Trade Commission order directing divestiture of assets acquired from CPS Industries, Inc., pursuant to an exchange of shares in December, 1967. The petition does not challenge the conclusion that the acquisition violated § 7 of the Clayton Act. 1 Papercraft contends: (1) that the Hearing Examiner’s refusal to subpoena sales data from 551 companies allegedly engaged in the relevant line of commerce deprived it of a fair hearing, and (2) that the Commission abused its authority by restraining Papercraft from selling…
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