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Difference between revisions of "Direct Sales, Future Performance, and Time Share Contracts (11:V)"
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Continuing services contracts must not exceed 24 months in duration, including all options to extend or renew the contract (s 24(3)), but may allow the consumer to renew the contract in writing within one month of the expiry of the contract (s 24(4)). If a contract does not comply with s 24(3) or is not validly renewed pursuant to s 24(4), alternative remedies are available under s 24(6): | Continuing services contracts must not exceed 24 months in duration, including all options to extend or renew the contract (s 24(3)), but may allow the consumer to renew the contract in writing within one month of the expiry of the contract (s 24(4)). If a contract does not comply with s 24(3) or is not validly renewed pursuant to s 24(4), alternative remedies are available under s 24(6): | ||
:a) The contract is not binding on the consumer for the period beyond 2 years; | :(a) The contract is not binding on the consumer for the period beyond 2 years; | ||
:b) Within 15 days of the consumer’s request, the supplier must refund to the consumer all money paid for the period beyond 2 years; and | :(b) Within 15 days of the consumer’s request, the supplier must refund to the consumer all money paid for the period beyond 2 years; and | ||
:c) If the supplier does not comply with part (b), the consumer may recover that money as a debt due. | :(c) If the supplier does not comply with part (b), the consumer may recover that money as a debt due. | ||
=== 1. Right of Cancellation === | === 1. Right of Cancellation === | ||
