Common use of CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT Clause in Contracts

CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT. Where the Company supplies the goods to the customer for the customer’s use in a business for the purpose of the business, the customer agrees that the Consumer Guarantees Act does not apply. Where the Company supplies the product to a customer as a “consumer” as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act for a non-business purpose, the Consumer Guarantees Act will apply and prevail over any contrary provision in these terms and conditions.

CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT. a) Where the Company supplies the goods to the customer for the customer’s use in a business for the purpose of the business, the customer agrees that the Consumer Guarantees Act does not apply. Where the Company supplies the product to a customer as a “consumer” as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act for a non-non- business purpose, the Consumer Guarantees Act will apply and prevail over any contrary provision in these terms and conditions.

CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT. 12.1. Where the Company supplies the goods Goods to the customer Customer for the customerCustomer’s use in a business for the purpose of the business, the customer Customer agrees that the Consumer Guarantees Act does not apply. Where the Company supplies the product to a customer as a “consumer” as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act for a non-business purpose, the Consumer Guarantees Act will apply and prevail over any contrary provision in these terms and conditions.

CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT. a. Where the Company supplies the goods or Services to the customer Customer for the customerCustomer’s use in a business for the purpose of the business, the customer Customer agrees that the Consumer Guarantees Act does not apply. Where the Company supplies the product to a customer as a “consumer” as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act for a non-business purpose, the Consumer Guarantees Act will apply and prevail over any contrary provision in these terms and conditions.