Showing articles tagged with 'Motor cars'
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is pursuing legal action to protect consumers from car sellers who break the law.
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Zequn Wang, who allegedly traded in more than 80 cars over a 2-year period, has been charged with unlicensed motor car trading.
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A Reservoir man has been ordered to pay an aggregate fine of $20,000 and had a conviction recorded against him, for unlicensed car trading.
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The former director of a luxury car hire business has been convicted and fined in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court after repeatedly failing to appear to give evidence to the Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria.
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The Office of Public Prosecutions (OPP) Victoria is appealing the non-conviction and fine of Shahriyar Noori, 40, for trading in motor cars without holding a car trader’s licence.
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A former licensed motor car trader has been convicted and fined $28,000 for odometer tampering and other offences likely to deceive customers.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is taking Andreas Triantafyllos, 44, to court for failing to attend and give evidence in accordance with statutory notices. We issued those notices under the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 as part of an investigation into luxury car hire services.
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A trader has been convicted and fined $12,650 for selling cars while unlicensed.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria has started criminal action against Zehar Saoud, 32, of Truganina, for alleged breaches of the Motor Car Traders Act 1986.
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A motor car trader and its director have been disqualified from holding a licence for two and a half years, after they agreed that they breached their obligations under Victorian motor car trader laws.