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any 1 now legal or ethical constraints on trades descriptions act
any 1 now legal or ethical constraints on trades descriptions act
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any 1 now legal or ethical constraints on trades descriptions act
any 1 now legal or ethical constraints on trades descriptions act
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i just got cousework help sheet and all it ses is legal and /or ethical constraints affecting the promotional campaign trade descriptoin act, sales + supply of goods act, sale of goods and services act, consumer protection act - i need to write briefly about each, and say what they have (if any) on my campaig............thanks
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i just got cousework help sheet and all it ses is trade descriptoin act, sales + supply of goods act, sale of goods and services act, consumer protection act - i need to write briefly about each, and say what they have (if any) on my campaig............thanks
i just got cousework help sheet and all it ses is trade descriptoin act, sales + supply of goods act, sale of goods and services act, consumer protection act - i need to write briefly about each, and say what they have (if any) on my campaig............thanks
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Well, why don't you just download them from the net? They're all available and like most Acts of Parliament you'll likely find something of an introduction that sets out what the purpose of the Act is.
Well, why don't you just download them from the net? They're all available and like most Acts of Parliament you'll likely find something of an introduction that sets out what the purpose of the Act is.
If, you're having a promo campaign for, let's say, a product that stops your hair falling out, you might say "Independently clinically proven to stop hair loss in 90% of menopausal women"
If that's not true, and in fact it is proven to stop hair loss only in 40% of women, and those tests were not independent, but undertaken in your own laboritories, you would be misrepresenting your product and be in breach of the TDA.
Get the idea?
Look at what you are saying. Then look at the various Acts. Are you saying something you shouldn't?
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