Question 1
Problem:
Does Adil fall under the category of a “Consumer” under the Australian consumer law (ACL)?
Rule:
Australian consumer law (ACL) in phase 3, defines the customer consistent with its right components. Consistent with the law, a person will be entitled as a ‘customer’ or Consumer who obtains particular goods or offerings that are really worth a fee much less than $40000 in general. In the same time, a person may be a ‘consumer’ if he or she acquires an excellent costing greater than $40000 but ensure that unique product use handiest for personal, household and domestic cause. In step with this case, either a person bought an automobile that has an average use for transporting the goods on roads however he or she mainly purchased …show more content…
References:
2009, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) v Dukemaster Pty Ltd FCA 682.
Attorney-General’s Department, 2010, The Australian Consumer Law, A guide to provisions, Chapter 1, Page 01.
Attorney-General’s Department, 2010, The Australian Consumer Law, A guide to provisions, Chapter 2, Page 05.
Business & Corporations Law, Consumer Protection, page 23.
Clayton UTL, 2012 The Australian Consumer Law, An essential guide for product manufacturers and suppliers, Page 5-6.
Consumerlaw.gov.au. (2017). Legislation – Australian Consumer Law. [online] Available at: http://consumerlaw.gov.au/the-australian-consumer-law/legislation/ [Accessed 16 May 2017].
Decker, C. (2017). CONCEPTS OF THE CONSUMER IN COMPETITION, REGULATORY, AND CONSUMER PROTECTION POLICES. Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 13(1), pp.151-184.
Gordon J in Dukemaster citing, Global Sportsman, Pty Ltd 2 FCR 82
Griggs, L.D., 2011. Australian Consumer Law-An overview, unfair contracts, consumer guarantees and remedies, In Au tralian Consumer Law, (pp.
Problem:
Does Adil fall under the category of a “Consumer” under the Australian consumer law (ACL)?
Rule:
Australian consumer law (ACL) in phase 3, defines the customer consistent with its right components. Consistent with the law, a person will be entitled as a ‘customer’ or Consumer who obtains particular goods or offerings that are really worth a fee much less than $40000 in general. In the same time, a person may be a ‘consumer’ if he or she acquires an excellent costing greater than $40000 but ensure that unique product use handiest for personal, household and domestic cause. In step with this case, either a person bought an automobile that has an average use for transporting the goods on roads however he or she mainly purchased …show more content…
References:
2009, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) v Dukemaster Pty Ltd FCA 682.
Attorney-General’s Department, 2010, The Australian Consumer Law, A guide to provisions, Chapter 1, Page 01.
Attorney-General’s Department, 2010, The Australian Consumer Law, A guide to provisions, Chapter 2, Page 05.
Business & Corporations Law, Consumer Protection, page 23.
Clayton UTL, 2012 The Australian Consumer Law, An essential guide for product manufacturers and suppliers, Page 5-6.
Consumerlaw.gov.au. (2017). Legislation – Australian Consumer Law. [online] Available at: http://consumerlaw.gov.au/the-australian-consumer-law/legislation/ [Accessed 16 May 2017].
Decker, C. (2017). CONCEPTS OF THE CONSUMER IN COMPETITION, REGULATORY, AND CONSUMER PROTECTION POLICES. Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 13(1), pp.151-184.
Gordon J in Dukemaster citing, Global Sportsman, Pty Ltd 2 FCR 82
Griggs, L.D., 2011. Australian Consumer Law-An overview, unfair contracts, consumer guarantees and remedies, In Au tralian Consumer Law, (pp.