Claims about the standard, quality or grade of goods or services, their style, model or origin, their weight, volume, length or capacity, or how they were made must be accurate (paragraph 4). Goods must not be sold as new or unused when they are second-hand, have deteriorated, or have been altered, reconditioned or reclaimed (paragraph 5), and a supplier who knows the real usage history must not misstate how much goods have been used or their history (paragraph 6). Motor vehicle dealers, electronics retailers and resellers of returned stock are most exposed.
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