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Category Archives: Law
Consumer Protection Redux
Send to KindleIt’s not generally well-known, but transactions on Trade Me are sometimes protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) — but mostly not. Regulators hate anomalies so the CGA has been going through a review process (of this and … Continue reading
Beware of the Missing Asterisk
Send to KindleYou may have spotted the press release issued yesterday by the Commerce Commission, warning retailers that “when offering free gifts or prizes, they should ensure that the fine print does not materially alter the terms of the offer. … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, advertising, Law
Tagged Borders, commerce commission, Fair Trading Act, misleading, warning
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Innocent Until Tweeted Guilty
Send to KindleThe NZ Crown Law Office is conducting a review of internet publication, in an attempt to evaluate whether the Web 2.0 curse (anybody can and does comment on anything) means that traditional legal conventions such as suppression orders, … Continue reading
On The Stand
Send to KindleJudge David Harvey of the Manukau District Court has attracted surprise, derision, resistance and outright disobedience in response to his ruling earlier this week that the names and images of two men accused of murder must not be reported … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Law
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