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There may also be limits arising from the consumer’s use of the product. For example, a store may advertise that it accepts returns as long as the product is, essentially, unused. If there is no explicit term regarding use, the law would probably say that the product has to be resalable as new or near-new before the consumer could ask for a refund. | There may also be limits arising from the consumer’s use of the product. For example, a store may advertise that it accepts returns as long as the product is, essentially, unused. If there is no explicit term regarding use, the law would probably say that the product has to be resalable as new or near-new before the consumer could ask for a refund. | ||
=== Statutory exceptions === | === Statutory exceptions === | ||
The ''[http://canlii.ca/t/84mr Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act]'' gives consumers some rights to cancel certain contracts, beyond the general rights in common law. | The ''[http://canlii.ca/t/84mr Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act]'' gives consumers some rights to cancel certain contracts, beyond the general rights in common law. |