InACCC v Lifestyle Photographers Pty Ltd[2016] FCA 1538 (20 December 2016), the Federal Court has imposed a fine of $1.1 million on Lifestyle Photographers Pty Ltd (trading asExpression Sessions) for engaging in unconscionable conduct and engaging in "unfair tactics and undue pressure" (with alleged breaches of ss 18, 21, 29(1), 48 theAustralian Consumer Law[contained in Sch 2 to theCompetition and Consumer Act 2010(Cth)]) in selling photographic products at its kiosks and pop-up stores in shopping centres around Australia between 2012 and 2014.

As a result of the Court's decision, Expression Sessions must write to all customers who entered into a contract between 2012 and 2014 to advise them that they are entitled to receive a refund.Customers who wish to receive a refund will not need to respond to the letter.

What is the court decision in ACCC v Lifestyle Photographers Pty Ltd and why did the court decide to give that decision?