Posts relating to Australian Consumer Law, and the interpretation by the author of blog posts.
The case has been lodged with the NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) with the first conciliation and hearing date set for the 22nd June 2021. As I believe both G Brothers and Mercedes Benz have both breached sections of… Continue Reading
So apparently, according to the letter from Mercedes Benz AU, there is software in my vehicle which is licenced to me….? “In response, Mercedes-Benz Australia/Pacific Pty Ltd) (MBAuP) considers that the sun downing of software that was licensed to you… Continue Reading
So the case with NSW Fair Trading has been lodged to try and bring this issue to a resolution; unfortunately it probably will not be straight forward as G Brothers are going to argue against it because they have most… Continue Reading
After submitting a question to NSW Fair Trading a few days ago I got a call back today, really helpful lady made the call to me. The online query system is really easy to use, only takes a few minutes… Continue Reading
In 2011, the Australian Consumer Law was introduced to help protect people from shonky business practices. This was the result of many years of work alongside our supporters and we continue to strive to make this law work even better… Continue Reading
Australian Consumer Law (ACL) was really designed for consumers, and we shouldn’t be afraid to use it. If you’re unfamiliar with it then read through more simplified guides produced by the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission. Check out the information… Continue Reading