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false advertising

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false advertising

Advertising that contains blatantly false or misleading statements, whether intentional or not.False advertising may be grounds for rescission,or cancellation,of a contract,and it may also provide the basis for an award of compensatory and punitive damages.



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The Ministry's Department of Tertiary Education said it would not tolerate false advertising and appealed to the public to be cautious when selecting what courses to study.
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