Question

1. What if any, reasons are there as to why businesses and their advisors should be concerned about the legal consequences of the interactions that their businesses have with consumers?
2. Discuss the truth of the statement that the Fair Trading Act 1986 is concerned with business behaviour BEFORE a contract of sale is entered into, whereas the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, is directly applicable once a valid contract for the sale of goods has been entered into.

BASED ON NZ LAW

Answer 1

1)Business and their advisor concerned to make good relation with customer as legal consequences before making supply of goods so that they can retain the customer in future is the consumer is the backbone of any business before profit organisation or business for advising to maintain good relation with the customer

2) the statement of business behaviour before a contract of sale is given in the fair trading Act 1986 the truth of this statement is that instrument inequality relation with the customer before making supply for sale because customer organisation can earned profit without customer there is no existence of a business so it is required to maintain a good quality of behaviour.