Showing articles tagged with 'Motor car traders'
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The owner of an online car parts business is facing court for allegedly taking payments and then failing to provide the goods.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is pursuing legal action to protect consumers from car sellers who break the law.
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Zequn Wang, who allegedly traded in more than 80 cars over a 2-year period, has been charged with unlicensed motor car trading.
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Used car businesses CMG Automotive Pty Ltd and CHM Motors Pty Ltd have had their licences to trade suspended.
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The Office of Public Prosecutions (OPP) Victoria is appealing the non-conviction and fine of Shahriyar Noori, 40, for trading in motor cars without holding a car trader’s licence.
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A former licensed motor car trader has been convicted and fined $28,000 for odometer tampering and other offences likely to deceive customers.
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A trader has been convicted and fined $12,650 for selling cars while unlicensed.
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A former licensed motor car trader which allegedly wound back odometers on cars it was selling, falsely recorded their details and misled potential buyers, will face court next month.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria has started criminal action against Zehar Saoud, 32, of Truganina, for alleged breaches of the Motor Car Traders Act 1986.
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A Thomastown man has been convicted, fined $12,500 and ordered to pay costs of $5,000, after he pleaded guilty to a charge of unlicensed motor car trading.