Canada: Supreme Court Of Canada: Average Consumer Is "Credulous And Inexperienced" For Misleading Advertisement Purposes - Stikeman Elliott LLP
In February 2012, the SCC released its decision in Richard v. Time Inc., a case brought forward from the Quebec Court of Appeal, which considered the "general impression" test in relation to the misleading advertising provisions of the Quebec Consumer Protection Act (CPA).
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