Investor Presentaiton
No. 46 of 2012
[Rev. 2016]
Consumer Protection
(4) When work or repairs are made under subsection (3), the person entitled
to a warranty under this section is entitled to recover from the original repairer the
original cost of the work or repairs and reasonable towing charges.
(5) A consumer who subjects any vehicle part to misuse or abuse is not entitled
to the benefit of the warranty on that part.
(6) No repairer shall refuse to reimburse a consumer because of the operation
of subsection (5) unless the repairer has reasonable grounds to believe that the
part under warranty was subjected to misuse or abuse.
(7) A consumer who is seeking reimbursement under this section shall return,
upon the request and at the expense of the original repairer, the defective parts
to the original repairer unless, in the circumstances, it is not reasonably possible
for the consumer to do so.
(8) An original repairer who is required to make a payment under this section
is entitled to recover from the supplier of a defective part any amount paid to the
consumer under subsection (4).
52. Consistent cost
No repairer shall give an estimate or charge an amount for work or repairs that
is greater than that usually given or charged by that repairer for the same work or
repairs merely because the cost is to be paid, directly or indirectly, by an insurance
company.
PART VII - CREDIT AGREEMENTS
53. Application of Part
(1) This Part does not apply to a supplier credit agreement that―
(a) requires the borrower to make payment in full in a single payment
within a certain period after the supplier delivers a written invoice or
statement of account to the borrower;
(b) is unconditionally interest-free during the period for payment
described in paragraph (a);
(c) does not provide for any non-interest charges;
(d) is unsecured apart from liens on the goods or services supplied
through the agreement that may arise by operation of law; and
(b) the supplier cannot assign in the ordinary course of business other
than as security.
(2) If a loan broker assists a consumer to obtain credit or a loan of money
and the creditor is not in the business of extending credit or lending money,
the obligations that this Part would impose on a lender shall be deemed to be
obligations of the loan broker and not the creditor, except as prescribed.
54. Agreement for credit card
(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, a consumer who applies for
a credit card without signing an application form or who receives a credit card from
a credit card issuer without applying for it shall be deemed to have entered into a
credit agreement with the issuer with respect to the card on first using the card.
(2) A consumer described in subsection (1) is not liable to pay the lender any
amount in respect of the credit card received in the circumstances described in that
subsection until the consumer uses the card.
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