是否觸犯法例

我來回答您的問題.
其屬商業欺騙.不少商粗就是假借寫錯標價來吸引客人的.
在客人發生興趣後再解釋寫錯了或建議你購其它的物品.

如果你想維權.可以事先手相機拍下此情況.
之後再購之.如對方不認同,就可以控訴他.
他們一定會認錯的.如果你堅持的話那對商家就是一個不少的懲罰

期望可以幫到你.
我們是香港义佳易知识产权代理事务所
有問題可以寫信給我們

This is a contract matter on your case. Firstly, it is important to know which party makes the offer and which accepts. In your case, jewellery on display in a shop, it has long been decided that it is the customer who makes the offer and the shopkeeper who accepts. The price displayed on jewellery is not the offer, it is only an invitation for the customer to make an offer and the amount shown is an indication of the acceptable price. In Pharmaceutical Society of GB v. Boots Cash Chemists Ltd (1953), it states that the customer makes the offer when the goods are presented for payment at the cash desk, and acceptance takes place when the cashier accepts the money. The law gives a cashier the right to accept or reject in your’s offer. Even the price label is correct or not.

Of course, the law stated above has been decided by cases but there are many similar “offers” which have still to be decided by the courts.

For example, is a bus making an offer when it stops, or is it inviting the passengers to make an offer which the conductor accepts when he takes the money? It may be reasonable to assume that the customer in each case makes the offer, but until such a case is decided by the courts the law is not certain.

On the other hand, you can be made a complaint to Consumer Council. She will follow up in your case, if accepted.

I hope that I can fully answer your questions.

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