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Consumer Law: Reforms of Australian Consumer Law - Targeting Standard Form Contracts

Ron Heinrich, Michael P. Bracken

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The proposed Australian National Consumer Law, aimed at regulating organisations which provide standard form contracts to consumers is discussed. The legislation is aimed at aligning different stat...

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The proposed Australian National Consumer Law, aimed at regulating organisations which provide standard form contracts to consumers is discussed. The legislation is aimed at aligning different stat...

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The proposed Australian National Consumer Law, aimed at regulating organisations which provide standard form contracts to consumers is discussed. The legislation is aimed at aligning different stat...

Key concepts: Consumer law, Project commissioning, Publishing, Commercial law, Law reform, Business, Law, Advertising

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