Legal Question in Consumer Law in Illinois
Can City Council mandate how business must charge for their services
Can a City Council pass an ordinance that mandates how a business must charge the consumer for their services?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Can City Council mandate how business must charge for their services
Interesting issue. Answer: It depends. The question is what is the municipality trying to regulate and what is the compelling need of the government to do so.
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