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Selling Law covers how goods and services are marketed, sold and delivered to customers in England. It includes consumer rights, contract formation, unfair terms, and compliance with trading standards rules when selling online or in-store. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates customer contracts, reviews terms of sale and warranties, handles complained goods or misrepresentations, and advises on regulatory obligations under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and related consumer protection regimes.
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The solicitor outlines the specific provisions and interactions involved in buying and selling, including contract formation, implied terms, consumer remedies, and enforcement avenues, ensuring compliance with the relevant statutes and regulatory codes. They may draft standard terms, assess product liability and warranty language, and advise on remedies for breach, including returns, repair, or replacement, while considering potential disputes with customers, suppliers, or regulatory bodies.
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