The Consumer Affairs Commission is preparing to prosecute a business for the first time under the Consumer…
The Consumer Affairs Commission is preparing to prosecute a business for the first time under the Consumer Affairs Act after it repeatedly failed to correct breaches despite being given several opportunities to comply.
The Consumer Affairs Commission is preparing to prosecute a business for the first time under the Consumer Affairs Act after it repeatedly failed to correct breaches despite being given several opportunities to comply.
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