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· 3/9/2005

Demick v. Hadi

Citations

  • 894 So. 2d 1087
  • 2005 Fla. App. LEXIS 3048
  • 2005 WL 544190

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the CCPA is a proper vehicle through which to exercise the state’s police power “to prevent the use of methods that have a tendency or capacity to attract customers through deceptive trade practices”
  • concluding that the CCPA is a proper vehicle through which to exercise the state's police power \to prevent the use of methods that have a tendency or capacity to attract customers through deceptive trade practices\
  • finding that state may enjoin deceptive practices “that have a tendency or capacity to attract customers” as a valid exercise of police power
  • finding that state may enjoin deceptive practices \that have a tendency or capacity to attract customers\ as a valid exercise of police power
  • seller advertised discounted products, but when customers inquired, refused to offer discount unless customers purchased additional products

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Judges: Davis, Stringer, Wallace

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