Consumer Affairs Unfair Business Practices Amendment Act
This provision is an amendment section introducing the act and explaining that bold and underlined text show omissions and insertions.
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- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- Act 21 of 2001
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- Language
- en
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This provision is an amendment section introducing the act and explaining that bold and underlined text show omissions and insertions. The committee, an investigating officer, or a person appointed by the committee chairperson may question a summoned person or their witness under oath or affirmation, and the committee may examine or keep books, documents, or other objects. This section amends Section 8 of the principal Act by deleting certain subsections and inserting new sections 8A and 88. The Minister may, on the committee’s recommendation, issue a notice to stop or prevent a practice under investigation and may attach related money or property, subject to safeguards. The Minister may apply to the High Court for an interdict to suspend a business practice, or for another remedial action, while a committee investigation is ongoing.
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