Consumer Rights Act 2015
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72 Application of rules to secondary contracts
(1) This section applies if a term of a contract (“the secondary contract”) reduces the rights or remedies or increases the obligations of a person under another contract (“the main contract”). (2) The term is subject to the provisions of this Part that would apply to the term if it were in the main contract. (3) It does not matter for the purposes of this section— (a) whether the parties to the secondary contract are the same as the parties to the main contract, or (b) whether the secondary contract is a consumer contract. (4) This section does not apply if the secondary contract is a settlement of a claim arising under the main contract.
72 Application of rules to secondary contracts
(1) This section applies if a term of a contract (“the secondary contract”) reduces the rights or remedies or increases the obligations of a person under another contract (“the main contract”). (2) The term is subject to the provisions of this Part that would apply to the term if it were in the main contract. (3) It does not matter for the purposes of this section— (a) whether the parties to the secondary contract are the same as the parties to the main contract, or (b) whether the secondary contract is a consumer contract. (4) This section does not apply if the secondary contract is a settlement of a claim arising under the main contract.
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