Under the ACL,a consumer has the option to sue both the immediate supplier and the manufacturer for breach of contract involving a defective product.

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Under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), a consumer cannot sue for breach of contract involving a defective product against both the immediate supplier and the manufacturer, as breach of contract is typically against the party the consumer has a direct contract with (usually the supplier). However, consumers have rights against manufacturers for issues like defects, safety, and warranties under consumer guarantees.

Under the ACL,a Consumer Has the Option to Sue Both