Opinion ID: 242260
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 5

Heading: Representations as to the Ease in Learning the Craft.

Text: 101 The Commission found that the representation that reweaving is learned and can be mastered easily and by many in ten days was incorrect. The experts produced by the Commission, to whose testimony we have already referred in the preceding paragraph, testified that true reweaving is a difficult course taking many months to learn. The petitioner himself, in his testimony, stated that true reweaving was difficult to learn. So, in the main, we are confronted with the fact that the basis for the objection of the petitioner to this and the preceding Finding is his contention that he did not advertise the difficult two types of reweaving discussed. 102 The short answer to this claim is that the word 'reweaving' was so intermingled with the word 'Nu-Weaving' that the prospective purchaser to whom, in alluring and blatant terms, it was held out as a craft easily learned and from which great remuneration could be expected, with little effort, might be led to believe that the difficult reweaving was being actually taught in a few easy lessons. So here again, the Commission was warranted in requiring that the petitioner confine his representation as to his course 'to the overweaving or patch type' of reweaving. 103