this outfit has never been worn before being sold. i would like the answer to this from australians and to be preferably from a legal standing ie what laws govern sales of items
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if the tags are still attached there shouldn't be a problem.  however, there are a lot of laws regarding the resale of property
224505
I suggest that you contact your local Ministerial Council on Consumer Affairs, and ask their help to resolve. The main site is:\nhttp://www.ocba.sa.gov.au/\nGood luck!
360487
She has to pay sales tax in the state where she purchased the item. If you didn't collect it from her than i fyou are audited you will pay it. they state where you live (california) collects taxes form the person or business who sold the item, It's up to you to collect it from her.&#92;\nIf that was true than all of my cars, clothes, tools,  ect would be brought form another state:)).\nEvery one in Georgia would shop in Florida and everyone in Florida would shop in Georgia.
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Nada!  Nein! No!  Nyet!  Never hatchie!\n\nIf the seller sends the wrong merchandise, then it is the buyer's obligation to return the merchandise.  The seller usually sends along with the original shipment, a prepaid return label.\n\nIf you keep the merchandise, you are obligated to pay for it.  The way that you are thinking is both cheating, trying to get something for nothing, and illegal.  TANSTAAFL.  There ain't no such thing as a free lunch!\n\nYou will not have to pay again if the item is returned.  If you are in receipt of the merchandise, you are obligated to ay for it.
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if you are willing to buy I am sure they will sell it to you. if they are a dealer I would contact the local bbc...\n better business bureu.......an individual......? would shop elswere......buyer beware.......
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I can check ebay rules, but you can basically sell anything on ebay so I dont see why not.\n\nCheck out this link:\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/items-ov.html\n\nIt shows the list of things you cant sell on ebay. I dont see anything about dead animal parts...only dead human parts lol\n\nAnimals and Wildlife Products:\neBay generally does not allow the listing of live animals or pets on eBay. In restricted cases, some stuffed birds and the pelts and skins of some animals are permitted. Sellers who wish to list these items should review the specific rules in the “Some Examples” section below to ensure their listings comply with eBay policy. We also encourage members to educate themselves on the laws governing the regulation of the sale of animals found in the additional information section.\n\nViolations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including: \n\nListing cancellation\n\nLimits on account privileges\n\nAccount suspension \n\nForfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings\n\nLoss of PowerSeller status
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Usually the easiest way to tell is the price, if it is way too cheap and they are selling  a ton of them its probally bootleg, also a good way to tell with clothing and shoes is that they will list the seller being in hong kong, china or asia. since thats where the highest quality bootlegs come from
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Yes, they have every right to condemn such a law. What a person wants to wear is up to a person's personal choices, as long as it levels to decency. That country is violating rights to religious freedom. No one has any right to interfere into other people's faith's.
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Rarity does not equal value.  I'm not familiar with the jersey, but if it's a sewn-on patch then the value difference between that and any other is nothing,  because it would be impossible to tell whether it was a factor defect or a post-sale change.
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its not illegal if you tell them that it is not real but if you dont say anything or tell them that it is real then it is illegal. just be careful if you do sell it.
87916
This is illegal.  If you take it anywhere to sell, the shop keeper (or equivalent) will confiscate it as required by law.  Counterfeiting is a crime and is handled by the Secret Service.  Trust me, you don't want to go there.
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I would start by filing it in yours.  If he objects he can file a motion with that court for a change in venue or a motion that the court in your area does not have standing in the case.\n\nBut did you try to work it out with the seller, I did not see that mentioned, it only says you filed a claim with the auction site.\n\n\nand how was the items not what you bought, how was it wrong
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You will be buying any skeletons they have in their closet.  If the seller cannot produce an accurate, detailed inventory to back up their asking price, then move on.  Also, that inventory can include discontinued styles that are no longer available for re-order.  Have them show proof that they are an authorized retailer for each line they carry and double check with each manufacturer on ther seller's order history with each designer.  Carrying discontinued styles and not being able to order from a particular vendor devalues those pieces exponentially.  I ran into those issues when thinking of buying a shop that was "valued" at 175K.  I walked away when the owner turned down an offer of 85k.  I started my own shop with brand new stock, twice the square footage, and much nicer for about 40k.  As they say in latin:  Caveat Emptor-Buyer Beware!
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Isn't insurance up to the purchaser? If they did not want the item to be insured, it is not your problem.\n\nI don't think it's been enough time...give it another week or so until you call.\n\nIf it is not insured there isn't much you can do. :/
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Very few people get caught switching tags, but it is a crime and can receive a very severe punishment. A gift from her if you did not know she had changed the tag would not be illegal for you to accept. If she told you here is a shirt i switched tags on then you would be excepting stolen goods and could be prosecuted. Going shopping with her could expose you to a charge of accessory to theft.
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Do you mean 'stole' or 'sold'?\n\nIf it's stolen report it to the proper authorities.\nIf it's sold, track down who bought it.\n\nBTW -   Are you the 'friend' of Pats (Jokes & riddles  - Please help me....)?
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I can't believe only one person came up with:\n\n"How did you sign a contract agreeing to anything when you were under the age of 18?"\n\nIt's not valid.\n\nAnd, I don't think there's any good chance of anybody recognising you.\n\nBut.\n\nThe answers with "call the store manager, and explain" are not too far off the mark. What you want to say is:\n\n"I know I was stupid at the time and it's not a mistake I've made since then."\n\nI shoplifted a bit of junk when I was 13, on a lark; got caught, got "banned" from that mall, and -- well, that was my first go at it -- and now? I'd forgotten all about it until your question.\n\nWhat you signed is not a valid contract. And, from the sounds of it, not enforceable under any common law. Just go back.\n\nTop job on never stealing again...!