Disclosing the price
You, as the consumer, must be reasonably able to infer that the price is applicable to the goods. A catalogue, brochure, circular or similar publication offering products or services must indicate until when the price will be valid and it must be dated so that you can see if it is a current price.When there is more than one price
Therefore, when the price is obviously a mistake, the retailer is not bound by it, but only if the mistake is corrected and the shop took reasonable steps to inform you that the price was wrong. When a price sticker is stuck over another one, the price on the top sticker is regarded as the correct one.When a shop advertises prices that are lower than normal, the price must be the usual price minus a discount that must be indicated in rands and cents or by percentage, unless a new, lower price is put on the item and then the difference between the highest and lowest price must be equal to the advertised price drop.