As competition policy evolves with an increased emphasis on fairness, there has been a renewed focus on aftermarket repair restrictions–particularly the alleged tying of aftermarket parts or services. While rooted in antitrust principles, consumer protection theories have been a primary driver of legislation and enforcement. Since 1975, the focus has been on defining unfair warranty restrictions under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. While the FTC and private plaintiffs have recently signaled i
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