1. Introduction / Luke Nottage and Justin Malbon -- 2. Just who is the consumer? Policy rationales and a proposal for change / Aviva Freilich and Lynden Griggs -- 3. Comparative consumer law reform and economic integration / Luke Nottage, Christine Reifa and Kate Tokeley -- 4. Consumer guarantees / Jeannie Paterson and Kate Tokeley -- 5.Unfair contract terms in consumer contracts / Nyuk Yin Nahan and Eileen Webb -- 6. Unconscionable conduct in consumer and business transactions / Nyuk Yin Nahan and Eileen Webb -- 7. A General prohibition on unfair commercial practices? / Jeannie Paterson -- 8. Product liability and safety regulation / Luke Nottage and Jocelyn Kellam
9. Responsible lending, unjust terms and hardship / Justin Malbon -- 10. Financial literacy, consumer banking and financial advice / Gail Pearson -- 11. Vulnerable and disadvantaged consumers / Therese Wilson -- 12. Interest rate cap and price regulation in consumer credit / Nicola Howell -- 13. Consumer complaints / Justin Malbon -- 14. Regulatory consistency and powers / Paul O'Shea -- 15. E-commerce / Lynden Griggs
Summary
Examines the 2010 Australian Consumer Law reform package in broader context. It considers parallel re-regulation of consumer credit and other financial markets impacting on consumers. Malbon from Monash University. Nottage from University of Sydney
Analysis
Australia overseas comparisons
Australian
Cases (Law)
Competition and Consumer Act 2010
Consumer Law (Australia,New Zealand)
Consumer protection
Legislation
New Zealand
Trade practices
Notes
Includes index
Bibliography
Includes index and bibliographic references
Notes
Donated by Dr Chew Kia Ngee FUniSA for the Library Bookplate appeal 2013 Dr Chew Kia Ngee FUniSA