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Gas station is selling candy for higher than the price marked on the package.
Asked on Aug 29th, 2012 on Business Law - California
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I went to an AM/PM store in Long Beach, CA, and I say this pack of candy that had "25 cents" written on it by the manufacturer. I went to pay for it and the cashier rang it up as forty cents.
She gave me a really hard time when I didn't want to buy the item. Is it legal for the shop to sell it for 40 cents when is says 25 cents on the package?
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As a general matter, in the absence of an express agreement with the manufacturer, a retailer may sell goods at retail for any price it wishes. Welcome to America.
Answered on Aug 29th, 2012 at 8:18 AM