Hotel Waldorf Astoria Corp. v. Towne

How courts have described this case

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• “New York’s Consumer Protection Act—General Business Law 6 article 22-A—was enacted to provide consumers with a means of redress for 7 injuries caused by unlawfully deceptive acts and practices . . . .”

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