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Craig buys a second-hand one year old television from Mortimer for which he pays $3000. The original advertising says that the TV will last longer
Craig buys a second-hand one year old television from Mortimer for which he pays $3000.
The original advertising says that the TV will last longer than any of its competitors.
After two years the television has very large vertical stripes appear on the screen.
Craig wishes to get a replacement TV.
- What provisions of the ACL could Craig rely on to attain a new TV?
- What cases assist your arguments?
- What remedies would Craig have under Contract Law?
- What are the legal provisions that apply if the manufacturer advises Craig, they will repair the TV?
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Public Law
Authors: John Stanton, Craig Prescott
3rd Edition
0192857460, 978-0192857460
