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us-gu · Through P.L. 38-133 (June 4, 2026)

5 GCA § 32116: Attorney General May Represent Consumers.

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Where this section sits in the code
  1. Title 5: Government Operations
  2. Division 3 - Legal and Consumer Affairs
  3. Chapter 32: Trade Practices and Consumer Protection
  4. ARTICLE 1: CONSUMER PROTECTION -- CONSTRUCTION , REMEDIES , PROCEDURES , AND DEFINITIONS

The Attorney General may represent one (1) or more named consumers for equitable relief, rescission of contract or sale, restitution, civil penalties and attorney’s fees; may bring a class action on behalf of Guam consumers for equitable relief, rescission of contract or sale, damages, restitution, civil penalties and attorney’s fees; or may sue in the name of the government of Guam for equitable relief, rescission of contract or sale, restitution, civil penalties and attorney’s fees, with information on the individual consumers and their losses and damages available on discovery. Income of the consumer shall not be a factor in determining eligibility for such representation by the Attorney General.

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