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This seminar examined the boundaries of remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law by reference to gain-based measures of relief as a means both of providing recompense to the plaintiff and deterring misleading conduct.
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Restitution and Account of Profits for Misleading and Deceptive Conduct Under the Australian Consumer Law
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This seminar examined the boundaries of remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law by reference to gain-based measures of relief as a means both of providing recompense to the plaintiff and deterring misleading conduct.
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