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Business Law I Notes for Exams

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In terms of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA), who is considered a supplier?

Any person who sells items on the internet, regardless of the nature or frequency of the business.

Any person who enters into an electronic transaction with a consumer.

Any person who advertises anything on Gumtree, irrespective of the nature of the item or frequency of advertising.

Any person who offers goods or services for sale, hire or exchange on the web in the ordinary course of business. (correct)

Who is excluded from the protection of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA)?

Juristic persons or companies that enter into electronic transactions with suppliers. (correct)

Any person who does not engage in direct marketing according to Section 16 of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA).

Persons who do not approach others for the purpose of direct marketing.

Natural persons who enter into electronic transactions with suppliers.

Which type of transaction is excluded from Section 44 of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA)?

Transactions where the consumer is a juristic person.

The sale of books through electronic transactions. (correct)

Transactions that involve direct marketing according to Section 16 of the CPA.

All transactions conducted online.

What qualifies as direct marketing according to Section 16 of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA)?

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Study Notes

Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA)

A supplier is defined as a person or entity that sells goods or services to consumers.
The definition includes both natural persons and legal entities engaged in commercial activities.

Exclusions from ECTA Protection

Individuals who engage in non-commercial activities are excluded from the protections provided by ECTA.
Certain government entities and state officials acting in their official capacity may also not be covered under ECTA protections.

Transactions Excluded from CPA Section 44

The Consumer Protection Act (CPA) specifies exceptions, including transactions made for business purposes, which do not qualify under Section 44.
It also excludes transactions above certain thresholds or specific categories designated by the CPA.

Direct Marketing according to CPA

Direct marketing is defined as any marketing communication aimed at promoting goods or services directly to consumers.
This can include communications via electronic means, telephone calls, mail, or any type of media that targets individuals directly.

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