the consumer rights act 2015 came into force on july 21, 2010.
the consumer rights act 2015 came into force on july 21, 2010.
when did the consumer rights act 2015 come into force?
july 21, 2010
consumer rights act 2015









































the consumer rights act 2015 is an act of parliament of the united kingdom that consolidates existing consumer protection law legislation and also gives consumers a number of new rights and remedies.









































provisions for secondary ticketing and lettings to force on 27 may 2015 and provisions for alternative dispute resolution (adr) came into force on 9 july 2015 as per the eu directive on consumer adr. most other provisions came into force on 1 october 2015.
consumer rights act 2015
the act was introduced to parliament by jo swinson(member of parliament), then parliamentary under-secretary in the department of business, innovation and skills, on 23 january 2014 with the aim of consolidating and updating consumer protection law and to therefore provide a "modern framework of consumer rights."









































among the pieces of legislation that have been combined into the consumer rights act are, most notably:









































bullet::::- unfair terms in consumer contracts regulations 1999









































bullet::::- unfair contract terms act 1977









































bullet::::- sale of goods act 1979









































bullet::::- supply of goods and services act 1982









































section::::definitions.
consumer rights act 2015