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North Carolina does have Bait and Switch Laws. The Attorney General office or an attorney specializing in the particular law you need assist with will be able to assist you with any issues.
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Does North Carolina have a bait and switch law?
Most definitely. Probably called something else but it is most assurely there.
When was North Carolina Law Review created?
North Carolina Law Review was created in 1922.
How would you describe bait and switch?
It is also against the law to advertise a product at a very low price with the intention of trying to talk customers into higher-priced products. This is known as bait and switch.
Which principle in the North Carolina Constitution is protected by the North Carolina Constitution?
law of the land
When was North Carolina Central University School of Law created?
North Carolina Central University School of Law was created in 1939.
What is the motto of North Carolina Central University School of Law?
The motto of North Carolina Central University School of Law is 'Truth and Service'.
Does Ks have a bait and switch law?
Yes. It is referred to as deceptive trade law rather than bait and switch. Kansas Statutes, Chapter 50, part 626 covers this. It states that no one is to offer one product and substitute another without customer knowledge/consent.
Do you have to be a certain age to sell knives in North Carolina?
Yes, you have to be at least 16 by law. Stated by Law VIXIIII. BY the North Carolina State Legislature
If you were married in Honduras but have been residents of North Carolina for over 10 years can you be divorced under North Carolina law?
If you are a citizen of the state of North Carolina.
What is the pavley law?
Its a Law Firm located in Sylva, North Carolina
Does North Carolina have a 72 hour buyers remorse law?
North Carolina does have a buyer remorse law. It does not apply to the purchase of a vehicle but does apply to unsolicited sales.
Does North Carolina have a statute of limitation law on larceny of an automobile?
No. There is no statute of limitations for felony offenses in North Carolina.
