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The decision by Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies, to partially lift the deferment of the Consumer Protection Act he had previously granted to low and medium capacity municipalities...
“The Consumer Protection Act (‘CPA’), which became fully effective on 1 April 2011, has limited retrospective effect” says Maadian Botha, PricewaterhouseCoopers Associate Director: Risk...
The Consumer Protection Act, 2008 (the “Act”) is to be implemented in two phases: The provisions relating to the appointment of officials, the establishment of an administration and the making...
Both consumers and suppliers will need to keep their wits about them when dealing with defective goods when the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) is enacted on 1 April 2011. One of the ways in which...
As from 31 March, South Africa will have a comprehensive new consumer protection regime when the Consumer Protection Act, 2008 ("CPA" or the "Act") takes effect. Certain of its provisions are...
Before you know it the 24th October will be here and consumers will be able to exercise their rights under the no-fault product liability provisions of the Consumer Protection Act for all goods...
Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin must spell out what the position of utility Eskom is when it comes to claims for compensation from those who have suffered losses as a result of power cuts,...