Consumer Rights - Paper 3 Flashcards

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Which Act of Parliament covers the rights of consumers for contracts regarding goods and services

A

Consumer Rights Act 2015

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What is a contract for goods?

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A contract for items bought or hired, such as a car, wardrobe

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What is a contract for services?

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A contract for work done, such as getting your hair done, car service

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4
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What is a mixed contract?

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A contract for both goods and services

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5
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Which rights are implied in contracts for goods?

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1) Section 9 (satisfactory quality)
2) Section 10 (fitness for purpose)
3) Section 11 (as described)

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What is the test for deciding whether or not goods are of satisfactory quality?

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This is an objective test and would be judged to the standard of what a reasonable person would deem as satisfactory

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What are the three circumstances in which s.9 will not apply?

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1) If the fault is drawn to the consumer’s attention before the contract is made
2) If the consumer examines the goods and this should have revealed the fault
3) If the goods were supplied by sample and a reasonable inspection of the sample would have revealed the fault

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What does section 10 CRA state?

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The goods must be fit for purpose

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9
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What was the decision in Baldry v Marshall?

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The consumer must have relied on the skill and judgement of the trader and it must have been reasonable for them to do this

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10
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Which section states the goods must match their description?

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11

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11
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Which case held that description can also include the way goods are packaged?

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Moore & Co Ltd

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12
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Which remedy is outlined in section 20?

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Short term right to reject the goods

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When must a customer reject the goods and claim a full refund to get the short term right to reject the goods?

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Within 30 days

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Which section of the CRA implies a right to repair/replace?

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23

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What does section 23 (right to repair/replace) state?

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Trader must repair or replace within a reasonable time and without significant inconvenience to the consumer and bear all the costs in doing so

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Which remedy is implied under section 24?

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The right to a price reduction and a final right to reject

17
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What does section 31 CRA imply?

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Trader cannot use a term which excludes or limits liability with respect to the sale of goods

18
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What does section 49 imply?

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Trader must perform a service with reasonable care and skill

19
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Which case illustrates section 49?

A

Thake v Maurice

20
Q

Which section implies that performance must be within a reasonable time?

A

52

21
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Which remedies are available to consumers for a breach of sections 49 or 52?

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1) Section 55 (right to repeat performance)
2) Section 56 (right to a price reduction)

22
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Which section of the CRA prohibits a term excluding or limiting liability for the supply of services?

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