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Pecan Engineering Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Clean Air Woodheating Pty Ltd t/as Clean Air Wood Heaters has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
A.F. Gason Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Castworks Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Dragon Wholesaling Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Coventry Group Ltd trading as Independent Motor Mart in the Northern Territory supplied elastic luggage straps which did not contain the mandatory warning label as required by the Trade Practices (Consumer Product Safety Standards) Regulations 1979, in contravention of section 65C of the TPA
Coventry have withdrawn the product from sale and have agreed to provide an undertaking to the ACCC which establishes and implements a trade practices compliance program covering the product safety provisions of the TPA
Park-Tec Engineering Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Custom Security Services (CSS) applied upgrades to customers’ security systems in early 2001, which caused security systems to generate opening and closing reports and daily testing. The service was generally unsolicited.
Calair has provided a court enforceable undertaking to the ACCC in respect of a number of representations it made in a brochure promoting its range of Pro-Pipe II polypropylene pipe systems for industrial applications.
The variation, as contemplated by the original undertaking, provides for:
matters which were not completed at the time of the original undertaking;
matters that have changed since the original undertaking was accepted by the ACCC; and
to accommodate a change in the apportionment of revenue and expenses to reflect the share that each of the parties has in the number of cinema screens at the relevant sites
Shamic Sheetmetal (Aust) Pty Ltd has provided court-enforceable Undertakings to the ACCC after representing that particular woodheaters met with the prescribed standard Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4013, when testing revealed that they did not.
Undertaking offered in connection with the acquisition of the Edison Mission Energy assets by IPM Eagle LLP.
This is a supplementary undertaking to the primary undertaking dated 27 August, 2004
Undertaking offered in connection with the acquisition of the Edison Mission Energy assets by IPM Eagle LLP
This is a supplementary undertaking to the primary undertaking dated 27 August 2004
This variation provides that the March 2001 Undertaking shall cease to have effect on 16 February 2005. The March 2001 Undertaking has been superseded by another Undertaking accepted from Super Cheap Auto in February 2005
On 17 February 2000, Smith Broughton Pty Ltd trading as Smith Broughton & Sons (Smith Broughton) sold at an auction in Perth 20 aluminium trolley jacks [the Jack(s)], which do not comply with the mandatory product safety standard for hydraulic trolley jacks, being Australia/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 2615:1995 (the Standard).
The Jacks were labelled as having a capacity of 4000lbs (1814.4kg), however testing of an identical jack has revealed it to only have a capacity of 750kg.
Furthermore, the Jack also did not comply with the Standard in relation to marking, packaging and instruction requirements
The ACCC considers that as a result, Smith Broughton was likely to have breached section 65C of the TPA by supplying goods that are intended to be used by a consumer, and which were of a kind in respect of which there is a prescribed consumer product safety standard, which did not comply with the standard
Smith Broughton therefore acknowledges and admits that its supply of the Jacks described above contravened section 65C of the TPA
Smith Broughton has given court-enforceable undertakings that it:
will write to and provide all customers who purchased the Jack at the auction on 17 February 2005 a full refund of the purchase price;
will not for a period of 5 years supply goods of which there is a prescribed consumer product safety standard and which do not comply with that standard; and
will implement and maintain a trade practices compliance program
The attached document is a variation to the Ramsay undertaking which was accepted by the ACCC on 13 April 2005. The variation has the effect of adding six names to the Ramsay Divestiture Team listed in Annexure B
IT Warehouse operates a partly franchised chain of retailers of computer and electronic products. In 2004 IT Warehouse regularly promoted discount prices for certain digital cameras in its regular catalogues where no stock, or insufficient stock, was presently available, but orders were merely taken. In addition to consumer inconvenience, this advertising placed other retailers at an unfair competitive disadvantage with IT Warehouse.
IT Warehouse admitted this may have misled consumers in breach of s.
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