Consumer Rights Act 2015
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73 Disapplication of rules to mandatory terms and notices
(1) This Part does not apply to a term of a contract, or to a notice, to the extent that it reflects— (a) mandatory statutory or regulatory provisions, or (b) the provisions or principles of an international convention to which the United Kingdom ... is a party. (2) In subsection (1) “mandatory statutory or regulatory provisions” includes rules which, according to law, apply between the parties on the basis that no other arrangements have been established.
73 Disapplication of rules to mandatory terms and notices
(1) This Part does not apply to a term of a contract, or to a notice, to the extent that it reflects— (a) mandatory statutory or regulatory provisions, or (b) the provisions or principles of an international convention to which the United Kingdom ... is a party. (2) In subsection (1) “mandatory statutory or regulatory provisions” includes rules which, according to law, apply between the parties on the basis that no other arrangements have been established.
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