I agree with spikkels, they churn out whatever in terms and conditions, banks and online terms and conditions are the worst offenders. Who sits around with barristers interpretation of the otherwise meaningless crap that they churn out without your prior consent I dunno. However all the judges in christian countries at least lie there teeth out with equally meaningless bla bla. You only have to look closely at the Toyota e.g. Maddens Lawyers lodged the class action in Victoria's Supreme Court, claiming up to 500,000 vehicles could be involved and a settlement, if the case is proven, could reach $1 billion. The dispute is centred around “diesel defeat devices”, with Maddens Lawyers alleging Toyota changed vehicles' emissions control systems.
forward: Toyota Australia says it will “rigorously” defend a fresh class action lawsuit brought upon the company in the Supreme Court of Victoria today by a law firm representing owners and drivers of diesel-powered Toyota vehicles.
Toyota avoided a fine following a separate investigation into the DPF issue by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), but promised to review its systems and customer complaint handling procedures.
Cloudy. Slight (20%) chance of a shower. Winds southeasterly 15 to 20 km/h becoming light in the late evening. And as its now 12049 a.m. morning 7th January this photo I've just taken, is a picture of this mornings Full Moon
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