Consumer Rights Act 2015
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61 Contracts and notices covered by this Part
(1) This Part applies to a contract between a trader and a consumer. (2) This does not include a contract of employment or apprenticeship. (3) A contract to which this Part applies is referred to in this Part as a “consumer contract”. (4) This Part applies to a notice to the extent that it— (a) relates to rights or obligations as between a trader and a consumer, or (b) purports to exclude or restrict a trader's liability to a consumer. (5) This does not include a notice relating to rights, obligations or liabilities as between an employer and an employee. (6) It does not matter for the purposes of subsection (4) whether the notice is expressed to apply to a consumer, as long as it is reasonable to assume it is intended to be seen or heard by a consumer. (7) A notice to which this Part applies is referred to in this Part as a “consumer notice”. (8) In this section “notice” includes an announcement, whether or not in writing, and any other communication or purported communication.
61 Contracts and notices covered by this Part
(1) This Part applies to a contract between a trader and a consumer. (2) This does not include a contract of employment or apprenticeship. (3) A contract to which this Part applies is referred to in this Part as a “consumer contract”. (4) This Part applies to a notice to the extent that it— (a) relates to rights or obligations as between a trader and a consumer, or (b) purports to exclude or restrict a trader's liability to a consumer. (5) This does not include a notice relating to rights, obligations or liabilities as between an employer and an employee. (6) It does not matter for the purposes of subsection (4) whether the notice is expressed to apply to a consumer, as long as it is reasonable to assume it is intended to be seen or heard by a consumer. (7) A notice to which this Part applies is referred to in this Part as a “consumer notice”. (8) In this section “notice” includes an announcement, whether or not in writing, and any other communication or purported communication.
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