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Competition & Consumer Protection 2017-11-10 10:57 pmBy Christine Caulfield | Melbourne
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The Australian consumer regulator has secured its first penalty in a case brought under the new Franchising Code of Conduct, with a court ordering Pastacup franchisor Morild to pay $100,000 for breaching the code.

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