10 Questions
What is the purpose of the Australian Consumer Law?
The purpose of the Australian Consumer Law is to protect consumers and promote fair trading in Australia.
When did the Australian Consumer Law come into effect?
The Australian Consumer Law came into effect on 1 January 2011.
What law did the Australian Consumer Law replace?
The Australian Consumer Law replaced the Trade Practices Act 1974.
How is a consumer defined under the Australian Consumer Law?
A consumer is defined as a person who acquires goods or services for personal, domestic, or household use or consumption, not exceeding $100,000 in value.
What was the basis for the development of the Australian Consumer Law?
The development of the Australian Consumer Law was based on the 2008 Productivity Commission's Review of Australia's Consumer Policy Framework and the agreement of the Commonwealth, State, and Territory governments.
What is the difference between the Australian Consumer Law and the Trade Practices Act?
The Australian Consumer Law replaced the Trade Practices Act.
What was the reason behind the development of the Australian Consumer Law?
The development of the Australian Consumer Law was a result of the agreement by the Commonwealth, State, and Territory governments after the 2008 Productivity Commission's Review of Australia's Consumer Policy Framework.
Which goods or services fall within the definition of a consumer under the Australian Consumer Law?
Goods or services that do not exceed $100,000 and are ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic, or household use or consumption.
Are vehicles or trailers included in the definition of a consumer under the Australian Consumer Law?
Yes, vehicles or trailers acquired for use principally in the transport of goods on public roads are included in the definition of a consumer.
Does the definition of a consumer under the Australian Consumer Law apply to goods acquired for re-supply or manufacturing, or repairing/treating fixtures?
No, the definition of a consumer does not apply to goods acquired for re-supply or manufacturing, or repairing/treating fixtures.
Test your knowledge of Australian Consumer Law (ACL) and its impact on contractual terms. This quiz will cover key provisions and regulations under the ACL, helping you understand how it affects contract law in Australia.
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