Amends Michigan consumer protection law to include violations of the Shopping Reform and Modernization Act as unfair trade practices.
This bill amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to include violations of the Shopping Reform and Modernization Act as unfair trade practices. It specifies that certain deceptive representations about product characteristics, such as recycled content or degradability, and misrepresentations about goods or services, are unlawful. The bill also addresses issues like failing to disclose material facts, causing confusion about credit terms, and making false statements about price reductions.
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