Consumers Guarantees Act Flashcards
Name two rights of a Consumer.
They have the right to receive the product they pay for. They have the right to be treated honestly and fairly.
Name two rights of a Producer.
They have the right to be paid for the product they sell. They have the right to be treated honestly and fairly.
Name three obligations of a consumer.
- They have the obligation to be wise or careful in their buying - ‘caveat emptor’ or ‘let the buyer beware’ applies.
- They have the obligation to pay for the product they buy.
- They have the obligation to act honestly and fairly.
Name two obligations of a producer.
- They have the obligation to supply the product brought.
- They have the obligation to act honestly and fairly.
What does the term caveat emptor mean?
The obligation to be wise or careful in their buying.
What does the C.G.A. cover?
It covers good and servi ces.
What does the C.G.A. not cover?
- Goods brought by auction.
- Goods brought by render.
- Goods brought by private sales.
What are the four things goods must be in relation to quality?
- Goods must be of acceptable quality.
- Goods must do what was discussed with the supplier.
- Goods must be the same as the description given or sample shown to you.
- You have the right to expect the goods to be able to be reparied and spare parts available if needing fixing.
What does acceptable quality mean?
- Do what they are meant to.
- Be safe.
- Last well.
- No small faults.
- Acceptable look and finish.
If goods are faulty what can be asked for?
- Repair.
- Refund.
- Replace.