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Commercial And Corporate [2024] ZANCT 55

Modisakeng v Lichtenburg Motors CC (NCT/292567/2023/75(1)(b))

Modisakeng v Lichtenburg Motors CC (NCT/292567/2023/75(1)(b)) [2024] ZANCT 55 (3 October 2024)

The Tribunal held that the dealer contravened section 56(3) of the CPA by failing to replace or refund a defective vehicle after repeated failed repairs.

  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Refund For Defective Goods
  • Statutory Warranty
  • Prohibited Conduct
  • Repair And Replace Obligation
  • Consumer-protection-act
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Commercial And Corporate [2016] ZANCT 23

Wicam Accounting Services CC v Mobile Phone Choice CC t/a Epirus (NCT/31174/2015/75(1))

Wicam Accounting Services CC v Mobile Phone Choice CC t/a Epirus (NCT/31174/2015/75(1)) [2016] ZANCT 23 (29 July 2016)

The Tribunal granted leave to refer and ordered a refund after finding a printer failed to meet the consumer’s specific, cost-effective printing needs.

  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Implied Warranty Of Quality
  • Refund For Defective Goods
  • Default Judgment
  • Leave To Refer
  • Consumer-protection-act
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Commercial And Corporate [2016] ZANCT 21

Wicam Accounting Services CC v Mobile Phone Choice CC t/a Epirus (NCT/31174/2015/75(1))

Wicam Accounting Services CC v Mobile Phone Choice CC t/a Epirus (NCT/31174/2015/75(1)) [2016] ZANCT 21 (20 July 2016)

The Tribunal granted leave to refer a consumer complaint directly and ordered a refund for a printer that failed to meet the buyer’s stated business needs.

  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Implied Warranty Of Quality
  • Refund For Defective Goods
  • Leave To Refer
  • Default Judgment
  • Consumer-protection-act
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