Section 37 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Copy of remote agreement
(1) A supplier shall deliver to a consumer who enters into a remote agreement a copy of the agreement in writing within the prescribed period after the consumer enters into the agreement.
(2) The copy of the remote agreement shall include such information as maybe prescribed.
(3) For the purposes...
Section 44 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Estimates
(1) No repairer shall charge a consumer for any work or repairs unless the repairer first gives the consumer an estimate that meets the prescribed requirements.
(2) Despite subsection (1), a repairer may charge for work or repairs without giving an estimate if—
(a) the repairer offers to give the...
Section 45 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Estimate fee
(1) Subject to subsection (3), no repairer shall charge a fee for an estimate unless the consumer is told in advance that a fee will be charged and the amount of the fee.
(2) A fee for an estimate shall be deemed to include the cost of diagnostic time,the cost of reassembling the goods and the cost...
Section 49 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Return of parts
(1) Every repairer shall offer to return to the consumer all parts removed in thecourse of work or repairs and shall return all such parts unless advised when the work or repairs are authorized that the consumer does not require their return.
(2) Every repairer shall keep parts removed from goods...
Section 51 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Warranty for vehicles
(1) On the repair of a vehicle, every repairer shall be deemed to warrant all new or reconditioned parts installed and the labour required to install them for a minimum of ninety days or five thousand kilometres, whichever comes first, or for such greater minimum as may be prescribed.
(2) The...
Section 53 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Application of Part
(1) This Part does not apply to a supplier credit agreement that—
(a) requires the borrower to make payment in full in a single payment within a certain period after the supplier delivers a written invoice or statement of account to the borrower;
(b) is unconditionally interest-free during the...
Section 54 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Agreement for credit card
(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, a consumer who applies fora credit card without signing an application form or who receives a credit card from a credit card issuer without applying for it shall be deemed to have entered into a credit agreement with the issuer with respect to the...
Section 58 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Required insurance
(1) A borrower who is required under a credit agreement to purchase insurance may purchase it from any insurer who may lawfully provide that type of insurance, except that the lender may reserve the right to disapprove, on reasonable grounds, an insurer selected by the borrower.
(2) A lender who...
Section 60 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Deferral of payments
(1) If the lender under a credit agreement invites the borrower to defer making a payment that would otherwise be due under the agreement, the invitation must disclose whether or not interest will accrue on the unpaid amount during the period of the deferral and, if interest will accrue, the...
Section 61 of The Consumer Protection Act CAP 501: Default charges
A lender is not entitled to impose on a borrower under a credit agreement default charges other than—
(a) reasonable charges in respect of legal costs that the lender incurs in collecting or attempting to collect a required payment by the borrower under the agreement;
(b) reasonable charges in...