Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 18. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1979 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 85.
19. lappuse
... claims the agency reasonably believes are in the ad . The agency then must determine that the advertiser has a reasonable basis for the claims and the tests referred to actually prove the claims . Proof that it followed this procedure ...
... claims the agency reasonably believes are in the ad . The agency then must determine that the advertiser has a reasonable basis for the claims and the tests referred to actually prove the claims . Proof that it followed this procedure ...
136. lappuse
... claims . If the claims are not in his area of expertise , he must make reasonable inquiry into the truthfulness . The company itself will be prohibited from making claims unless they are backed by competent and reliable scientific tests ...
... claims . If the claims are not in his area of expertise , he must make reasonable inquiry into the truthfulness . The company itself will be prohibited from making claims unless they are backed by competent and reliable scientific tests ...
352. lappuse
... claims and will also require future claims to be based upon two well controlled clinical studies conducted independently . A physician who endorsed the kit would be prohibited from making future misrepresentations and dissatisfied ...
... claims and will also require future claims to be based upon two well controlled clinical studies conducted independently . A physician who endorsed the kit would be prohibited from making future misrepresentations and dissatisfied ...
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