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[kuhn-soo-muh-riz-uhm] Show IPASection 14. Gifts, prizes, free offers, etc.
(1) No person shall offer any gift, prize or other free item -
(a) with the intention of not providing it; or
(b) with the intention of not providing it as offered.
(2) No person shall in offering any gift, prize or other free item with the purchase of any goods or services,
whether or not contingent on the purchase of other goods or
services -
(a) charge more than the regular price for the goods or services to be purchased; or
(b) reduce the quantity or quality of the goods or services to be purchased.
(3) A person who offers a gift, prize or other free item may impose any reasonable condition on the offer.
(4) Where a person imposes a condition on the offer, he shall -
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(a) describe the condition clearly;
(b) ensure that the description of the condition is conspicuously placed near the expression "free" or "free
offer", as the case may be; and
(c) ensure that the print of the description of the condition is at least half as large as the print used for the
expression "free" or "free offer".
(5) For the purposes of this section -
"free" or "free offer" includes any expression of similar meaning;
"regular price" means the price at which similar goods or services are regularly sold on the market.
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