Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 93
... labelling allow declarations that are too inexact to meet the consumer's needs , that its care - labelling code leaves so many contingencies uncovered . But if the machinery of B.S.I. is not to be used to draft labelling schemes , the ...
... labelling allow declarations that are too inexact to meet the consumer's needs , that its care - labelling code leaves so many contingencies uncovered . But if the machinery of B.S.I. is not to be used to draft labelling schemes , the ...
Page 300
... labelling . ( Paragraphs 109-116 . ) 11. Labelling with fibre content should name the main fibres present , and declare the proportion of each to the nearest 5 per cent . Man - made fibres should be described by both generic and brand ...
... labelling . ( Paragraphs 109-116 . ) 11. Labelling with fibre content should name the main fibres present , and declare the proportion of each to the nearest 5 per cent . Man - made fibres should be described by both generic and brand ...
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... labelling in the cases where it seems to be required . Every case must be examined individually . ( Paragraphs 290 and 291. ) 61. The essential steps in the development of a labelling scheme are : - ( i ) the establishment of a genuine ...
... labelling in the cases where it seems to be required . Every case must be examined individually . ( Paragraphs 290 and 291. ) 61. The essential steps in the development of a labelling scheme are : - ( i ) the establishment of a genuine ...
Contents
Commercial Court Users Conference Report 1 | 1 |
CONSUMER PROTECTION | 172 |
Final Report of the Committee on Consumer Protection 271 | i |
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