Common use of Settlement of consumer disputes Clause in Contracts

Settlement of consumer disputes. The parties may settle any consumer disputes arising from the agreement in the following manners: (1) An application for conciliation may be submitted in accordance with the Regulations of Governing Establishment and Conciliation by Committees on Real Estate Dispute Conciliation at Municipality /City/County Levels. (2) According to Articles 43 and 44 of the Consumer Protection Act, the Tenant may file a complaint with the Landlord, a consumer protection group, or a consumer service center. If the complaint has not been properly handled, a further complaint may be filed with a consumer ombudsman of the government of the municipality, city, or county where the leased premises are located. If the compliant is still not properly handled, an application for mediation may be submitted to the Consumer Dispute Mediation Commission in the municipality, city, or county. (3) An application for mediation may be submitted to the Mediation Committee in the township, city, or district in accordance with the Township and County-Administered City Mediation Act. Alternatively, a mediation petition or lawsuit may be filed with the court that has jurisdiction over where the premises are located in accordance with Articles 403 and 404 of the Code of Civil Procedure.