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The Fair Dealing Obligations (Pigs) Regulations 2025

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17 Dispute resolution

(1) A pig purchase contract must set out a procedure according to which a qualifying seller may make a complaint to the business purchaser relating to the pig purchase contract. (2) The procedure must provide— (a) that the qualifying seller must make the complaint by giving a notice to the business purchaser; (b) the contact details of a person to whom the qualifying seller may give the notice; and (c) that, upon receiving the notice, the business purchaser must investigate, and take all reasonable steps to resolve, the complaint.

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17 Dispute resolution

(1) A pig purchase contract must set out a procedure according to which a qualifying seller may make a complaint to the business purchaser relating to the pig purchase contract. (2) The procedure must provide— (a) that the qualifying seller must make the complaint by giving a notice to the business purchaser; (b) the contact details of a person to whom the qualifying seller may give the notice; and (c) that, upon receiving the notice, the business purchaser must investigate, and take all reasonable steps to resolve, the complaint.

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