Gee Harrison Connah's Quay, Flintshire The Travel Editor replies: The Consumer Protection Act 1987 sets out the legal restrictions in broad terms - it is an offence to give consumers a misleading price indication about goods or services.
Patients were asked to give a price indication per month of their costs incurred in purchasing over-the-counter medication.
Watch out for misleading price indications.
"While there remain significant doubts as to whether the government's plans to encourage a more robust development and construction pipeline will be sufficient to address the housing crisis, long-term price indications for the housing market remain strong".
The New York Stock Exchange invoked the rarely used Rule 48, allowing stocks to open without any price indications.
Advanced Micro introduced the mobile chips at competitive prices, an indication that a price war may be brewing between Advanced Micro and Intel in mobile chips, similar to the one under way in desktop microprocessors.
At eleven, CNBC's monitors were showing $42, just four dollars above the issue price — an indication that investors were balking at paying a big premium over the offer price.
One person close to the talks said that Northwest made it plain that it was looking for a big price, an indication of the strong hand the airline executives believe they hold.
But J. P. Morgan Chase is now willing to buy them -- even at their current strike prices -- an indication that pricing is possible.
And if buoyant share prices are any indication, the public seems to have plenty of confidence in the markets.
If employers look upon the falling wages and prices as an indication of further declines, however, they may contract their investments or do no more than maintain them.
