In present report, case law has been discussed that ACCC vs TPG internet Pty Ltd. The document is based on the business law.

Business law Report - ACCC vs TPG internet Pty Ltd

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Australian Competition and Consumer Commission vs TPG Internet Pty Ltd- Law Assignment

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This article analyzes the legal battle between the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and TPG Internet Pty Ltd over misleading ads for unlimited ADSL2+ service. The article discusses the rulings made by the primary judge, Full Court judges, and High Court panel. The primary judge found TPG's ads to be deceptive and misleading, while the Full Court judges disagreed. The High Court panel reinstated the primary judge's ruling and the $2 million pecuniary penalty was reinstated.

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ACCC v TPG Case Analysis: Misleading Ads and Legal Rulings

This article discusses the case of ACCC v TPG, where TPG was accused of misleading and deceptive advertisements. It covers the facts of the case, ACCC's allegations, TPG's defense, and the court's decision. It also discusses the remedies available for consumers and the consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.

Misleading and Deceptive Advertisements: ACCC v TPG Case Study

The report discusses the feud between ACCC and TPG Internet Pty Ltd over misleading advertisements and unclear pricing policies. It covers the court hearings and judgments related to the case. TPG was found guilty and required to pay a penalty of $2 million. The case was appealed in Full Court and High Court, with the latter finding TPG guilty. The report concludes that TPG violated the provisions laid down by the Trade Practices Amendment (TPA) under the Australian Consumer Law Act (No 2)2010 (Cth).

Business law Report - ACCC vs TPG internet Pty Ltd