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A deceptive act can be intentional, negligent or innocent and still be
deceptive
True. You can break the law even if you believe the statements you
make are true. The test is whether your conduct was misleading to
the buyer.
Incorrect statements about the rights of a buyer or the vehicle they
are buying can be a deceptive act
True. A deceptive act is any spoken, written or visual statement or
action that could fool or mislead a consumer, It does not have to be
about the vehicle.
There must be a proven loss if a consumer is to be compensated for
a deceptive act.
True. If a seller commits a deceptive act, a consumer may be
compensated only for a proven loss.
Dealers and wholesalers both have a positive duty to enquire about
the vehicles they sell.
True. Dealers and wholesalers have a positive duty to enquire and
must exercise reasonable care and due diligence in checking vehicle
histories.