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Exclusion of Cardholder Chargeback Rights
2005
Bond Law Review
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Cardholder chargeback rights have entered Australia through the back door via credit card scheme operating rules that reflect American legislation. These valuable cardholder rights are now legally recognized by the Australian Code of Banking Practice and Electronic Funds Transfer Code. But can these rights be excluded by the merchant in his contract with the cardholder?
doi:10.53300/001c.5465
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