Authorizes the Attorney General to create rules preventing unfair or deceptive sales of damaged goods in West Virginia.
West Virginia SB323 amends the Code of West Virginia to authorize the Attorney General to create rules aimed at preventing unfair or deceptive acts in the sale of damaged goods or products. The bill includes a sunset provision, making the rule expire on August 1, 2036. This legislative action seeks to protect consumers from misleading sales practices involving damaged items.
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