Court Nullifies Rule Requiring Easy Cancellation Methods
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Summary
A court nullifies a rule that required easy cancellation methods, rejecting FTC arguments about the rulemaking process. Judges emphasize the necessity for a preliminary analysis for public review and comment.
Key quotes
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