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Federal Regulation of the Law Book Industry
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 February 2019
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In the ideal law book market place publishers would flourish, libraries would grow and producers and consumers would have no need for an umpire in the guise of a federal regulatory agency.
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- Copyright © International Association of Law Libraries 1975
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1 15 USCA, Section 45, a, 6.Google Scholar
2 Proposed by the Federal Trade Commission, February 23, 1973.Google Scholar
3 Legal Economic News, ABA. September 1973, Number 43, p. 9.Google Scholar
4 Industry guides are administrative interpretations of laws administered by the Commission for public guidance. They provide for voluntary abandonment of unlawful practices. Failure to comply with the guides may result in corrective action by the Commission. 16 CFR Section 1.5Google Scholar
1 Where the direct-mail advertising of specific industry products consists of a promotional package containing more than one advertising piece (e. g., a brochure and/or cover letter, order form, and/or reply card), the disclosures required by §§ 256.1–256.3, 256.5–256.8 and 256.17 must appear clearly and conspicuously in the place where they are most likely to be noticed, on at least one piece of the promotional advertising package.Google Scholar
2 Upkeep service is also sometimes referred to as “Standing Order”, “Continuations”, “Subscriptions”, or “Subscription upkeep”.Google Scholar