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BUSINESS CORPORATIONS AND LAW.

   

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BUSINESS CORPORATIONS AND LAW 1
Business Corporations and Law
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BUSINESS CORPORATIONS AND LAW 2
(a)
A contract is acceptable enforceable agreement existing between either two or
more parties in which each party assumes licit obligation that in all means must be
completed. Legal issues must arise between Australian Hairlines and its customers.
Australian Hairlines fail to meet the obligation they stated on their advertisement.
Australian Hairlines breaches a contract with customers but fail to perform. Customers
have every right to sue Australian Hairlines for not performing as promised. In some very
limited cases they can request the court to force as it promised. This contract between
customers and Australian Hairlines can be a source of dispute because they fail to state it
clearly. Additionally, they can sue each other and the argument can be settled. Customers
will pursue legal action to obtain relief. The law is very clear that it is illicit to make
advertisement that are incorrect or most likely to create untrue impression. The
consumers in Australia are protected from any misleading information. Section 18(1) of
Australian consumer law states, “A person must not, in trade or commerce, engage in
conduct that is misleading or deceptive or is likely to mislead or deceive” (Corones,2012)
Australian state and Federal laws are very clear. Any service provider should only
offer services or goods at any special price if they have decided for a reasonable specified
period unless they state clearly whether services or goods are in short supply for a very
limited time. The forty consumers in Australian Hairstyle saw the advert and the time
was not specified. They have every right to claim the offer. This advert is the one for bait
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