Michigan HB6305 revises the applicability of the Consumer Protection Act to exclude certain unfair trade practices.
Michigan HB6305 modifies the Consumer Protection Act to exclude certain unfair, unconscionable, or deceptive methods, acts, or practices from its scope. Specifically, it excludes practices made unlawful by the insurance code, banking code, motor carrier act, and savings bank act. It also excludes actions by publishers or employees of communications media if they did not know or reasonably should not have known the advertisement was false or misleading. The bill emphasizes that the act's remedies are supplementary to other legal remedies.
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