Consumer Rights Act 2015

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The Consumer Rights Act 2015 is a key UK law that consolidates and clarifies consumer protection rules on goods, services, and digital content, setting out core rights and remedies when purchases go wrong.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom
consumer protection law
appliesTo consumers
traders
cameIntoForceDate 2015-10-01
citation 2015 c. 15
containsPart Part 1 – Consumer contracts for goods, digital content and services NERFINISHED
Part 2 – Unfair terms
Part 3 – Miscellaneous and general
country United Kingdom
definesRemedy final right to reject
right to a price reduction for inadequate services
right to price reduction
right to repair or replacement of faulty goods
right to repeat performance of services
short-term right to reject faulty goods
definesRight right to digital content of satisfactory quality
right to goods as described
right to goods fit for a particular purpose
right to goods of satisfactory quality
right to services performed with reasonable care and skill
definesTerm consumer
trader
enforcedBy Competition and Markets Authority NERFINISHED
local authority Trading Standards services
sector regulators in specific industries
implements elements of EU consumer rights directives
jurisdiction England and Wales
Northern Ireland
Scotland
languageOfText English
legislature Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose to consolidate and clarify consumer rights
to provide remedies when consumer rights are breached
to regulate contracts between traders and consumers
regulates contracts for digital content
contracts for goods
contracts for services
unfair contract terms in consumer contracts
replaced Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as regards consumer contracts in the UK) NERFINISHED
Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (as regards consumer contracts in the UK) NERFINISHED
Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 NERFINISHED
royalAssentDate 2015-03-26
sectionFocus Part 1 focuses on statutory rights relating to goods, digital content and services
Part 2 focuses on fairness of consumer contract terms and notices
shortTitle Consumer Rights Act 2015 NERFINISHED
subjectMatter consumer protection
contract law
digital content rights
yearEnacted 2015

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UK Competition and Markets Authority enforces Consumer Rights Act 2015