Consumer guarantees
and provide a range of statutory remedies. Existing case law and legal precedents that apply to the previous law may be useful when interpreting and applying the consumer guarantees. Warranties for financial services set out in the ASIC Act continue to apply and will be administered separately by ASIC. Meanwhile, eligible goods and services
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The Australian Consumer Law
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