Chp 2: consumer legislation

Which of the following is not a legally binding element of a contract

• Capacity

• Specific Performance

• Legality of Form

• Consideration

Which of the following is not a remedy for breach of contract?

• Rescind the contract

• Specific Performance

• Damages

• Refund

By frustration refers to ending a contract due to

• An unforeseen event preventing the completion of the contract

• Conflict arise between the contact parties over the conditions of the contract

• One party not fulfilling their obligations of the contract

Under the sales of good and supply of services act 1980 merchantable quality refers to a product:

• being of a standard fit to be sold in relation to its price

• able to completed it function to a reasonable standard

• the quality of the good sold is comparable to similar product in that industry

You are not required to pay for goods you did not order. These good are referred to as ____________ goods

Which is not a power of the CCPC

• Issuing compliance notices

• Issuing on the spot fines

• Referring cases to the High Court

• Adjudicating over individual consumers case against businesses

Caveat emptor implies that you must take responsibility and know you rights. It meaning translates to:

• Let the buyer beware

• Let the retailer beware

• Let manufacture beware

• Let producer beware

An organisation that provide a cheaper, quicker and easier way of resolving consumer conflict about faulty goods and services for a consumer is the:

• CCPC

• Small claims procedure

• Ombudsman

• Consumer Association of Ireland

The element of a legally binding contract that states you cannot be forced into a contact against your will is:

• Consent to contract

• Intention to contract

• Legality of purpose

• Capacity

As a consumer if you receive a faulty good or service you are entitled to:

• Refund, Repair, Retail Credit Note

• Repair, Replacement, Retail Credit Note

• Replacement, Refund, Repair

• Repair Replacement, Retail Credit Note