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The document discusses consumer protection laws and regulations. It defines key terms like "caveat emptor", unfair and deceptive practices, bait and switch tactics, and product liability. It also outlines several important consumer protection laws and rules, such as those governing telemarketers, unordered merchandise, false advertising, cooling off periods, and regulating defective, mislabeled, or dangerous products.
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CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWSConsumerAny buyer afforded special protections by statute or regulationWho Can Be Liable?Persons or enterprises that regularly enter into the type of transaction that the injured consumer was involved.
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GENERAL PRINCIPLES
Who can sue under consumer protection laws? Lawsuits by the governmentLawsuits by consumers.
What Types of Damages are Available?Replacement or Refund. Invalidation of Consumer’s Contract.
Compensatory damages, punitive damages.
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AREAS OF CONSUMER PROTECTION
Advertising (Deceptive Ads)Federal Trade Commission (FTC)Corrective Advertising: may be required
Labeling.
Labeling that exaggerates or misleads a consumer is not allowed.
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AREAS OF CONSUMER PROTECTION
Selling Methods.Home-Solicited Sales: over $25 may be set aside within 3 business days (rescission)Telemarketing Fraud. National Do Not Call registryAllows consumers to opt out of telemarketing phone calls.
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AREAS OF CONSUMER PROTECTIONThe Consumer Contract.
Form of Contract (ex. font size cannot be too small)
Two-Sided Contract (need notice that info. is on other side of page).
Disclosures requirements for many transactions.
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UNCONSCIONABLE CONTRACTS
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