s. 105 (a) the person has or the persons have given consent in writing; or S. 105(3)(b) (b) in the case of group proceedings or amended by representative proceedings, the No. 67/2010 representative party has given consent; or s. 172(1)(a). S. 105(3)(c) (c) the proceedings are instituted, continued or inserted by defended under a provision of an Act that No. 67/2010 s. 172(1)(b). expressly provides that the consent of the person on whose behalf the proceedings are instituted, continued or defended is not required for the purposes of this section. Note See, for example, sections 209 and 399A of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. (4) After consent has been given under subsection S. 105(4) amended by (3)(a) or (b), the Director may institute or continue No. 67/2010 a proceeding or defence on behalf of a person or s. 172(2). persons even if the person or any of the persons revokes the consent. (5) In this section— means a dispute between a S. 105(5) consumer dispute def. of purchaser or purchasers or a possible consumer purchaser or purchasers and a supplier about dispute amended by a supply or supplies or possible supply or No. 11/2010 s. 45. supplies of goods or services in trade or commerce, other than a dispute under or in relation to the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 of the Commonwealth; includes group proceeding and proceeding representative proceeding. Note to s. 105 Note inserted by No. 72/2010 s. 21.
(a) the person has or the persons have given consent in writing; or S. 105(3)(b) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 172(1)(a). (b) in the case of group proceedings or representative proceedings, the representative party has given consent; or S. 105(3)(c) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 172(1)(b). (c) the proceedings are instituted, continued or defended under a provision of an Act that expressly provides that the consent of the person on whose behalf the proceedings are instituted, continued or defended is not required for the purposes of this section. Note See, for example, sections 209 and 399A of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. s. 105 S. 105(4) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 172(2). (4) After consent has been given under subsection (3)(a) or (b), the Director may institute or continue a proceeding or defence on behalf of a person or persons even if the person or any of the persons revokes the consent. (5) In this section— S. 105(5) def. of consumer dispute amended by No. 11/2010 s. 45. consumer dispute means a dispute between a purchaser or purchasers or a possible purchaser or purchasers and a supplier about a supply or supplies or possible supply or supplies of goods or services in trade or commerce, other than a dispute under or in relation to the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 of the Commonwealth; proceeding includes group proceeding and representative proceeding. Note to s. 105 inserted by No. 72/2010 s. 21. Note
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