The United Kingdom offers some of the most generous consumer laws and rights for individuals, with the aim of ensuring fairness…
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It’s an unfortunate truth that consumers frequently face legal issues, from defective goods, misleading advertising and poor-quality services to unfair contract terms and…
The Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 (CCR) apply to contracts made both on and away from business premises, as well as…
It’s a fact of life that things you buy may not always be as expected – whether the item is…
There are many reasons why you might be looking to sue a company. It might be for personal injury or…
Passengers travelling from the UK have certain rights in the event their flight is cancelled or delayed. In this guide,…
If an item you have purchased develops a fault, should you rely on your legal rights or make a claim…
Claiming under the Sale of Goods Act is the route a consumer should take if they have purchased an item…
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, should you purchase an item or service that is faulty, you may be eligible…
Distance selling is the sale of goods or services through mail order, digital TV, phone or text message. Consumer rights…
If you are owed money or are looking for compensation, you may be able to take the person or company…
Where an item under warranty develops a fault, the path to remedying the situation may be as straightforward as claiming…
The Sale of Goods Act 1979 states that all goods purchased or sold in the UK must be as described,…
As a consumer, when we buy any product, be that a washing machine, building materials, or a child’s toy, it…
If you have purchased an item that is not as described, of satisfactory quality or fit for the purpose, you have…
Faulty goods are items which either do not fit their pre-sale description, are of unsatisfactory quality, or are unfit for…
The main piece of legislation determining your statutory rights as a customer is the Consumer Rights Act 2015. The Act…
The N244 form is an application notice, used to apply for a court order in the civil courts. The N244…
Nemo dat quod non habet, literally means “no one gives what he doesn’t have”. This is a legal rule, sometimes…
The selling of gift vouchers by distressed retailers such as Comet, Jessops and HMV, in the run up to going…