Chapter 1345 of Ohio laws and rules dealing with consumer sales practices forbid suppliers or traders from committing unfair and deceptive trade practices for sale or offering for sale.
- Section 1345.02(7) specified a transaction as unfair if it includes providing a repair or replacement where it is not required.
- A false representation of trademarks, contents, quantity, approval, sponsorship, etc., is also unlawful under the laws.
- Omission to provide material information that can affect the consumer’s buying decision is unlawful under consumer protection laws.
- The Attorney General of the State is entrusted with the powers to conduct investigations, inquiries and offer remedies as required for consumers.