On the recordJune 18, 2007
So if there's a delay at the Federal level as they negotiate with the company, gather information, all of that period of time which could be a cure to the danger cannot be counted against the retailer for obvious reason.
So if there's a delay at the Federal level as they negotiate with the company, gather information, all of that period of time which could be a cure to the danger cannot be counted against the retailer for obvious reason.
Durbin discusses the implications of federal delays on retailers' responsibilities.
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