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Ink Power Limited
Ink Power Limited has been warned for breaching the Fair Trading Act, for supplying a hot water bottle that failed to comply with an Unsafe Goods Notice.
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Ink Power Limited
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Act/Section
Fair Trading Act ss 31(5), 40(1)
Industry
Retail - other
Status
Closed
Outcome
Warning letter
Case decision number
Date opened
05 November 2020
Date closed
05 March 2021
05
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2021
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Date closed – warning letter sent
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Warning letter to Ink Power Ltd – 5 March 2021
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