Sentence examples for contract regulations from inspiring English sources

In the UK, consumer contract regulations stipulate that purchasers must be given a 14-day cooling off period when buying goods online.

At stake were about £2.6bn in charges that the Office of Fair Trading argued may be illegal under consumer contract regulations.

■ You have 14 days to cancel an online, mail or telephone order under the consumer contract regulations, provided you've had no face-to-face contact with the trader.

Nowadays, such terms can be challenged on the basis that they're unfair and one-sided under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Regulations 1999.

The contract regulations were designed to prevent waste and fraud, and they are staunchly defended by members of Congress already upset with abuses of sole-source contracts in Iraq.

Costs were kept low, about $230 per square foot, Mr. Gluck said, compared with more than $430 a square foot on recent public school construction projects, through the design and because it was not covered by public school contract regulations.

Halcrow said: "Our supervision role of specific construction packages ensures adherence to site contract regulation for health, safety and environment.

Our supervision role of specific construction packages ensures adherence to site contract regulation for health, safety and environment.

Future markets, which were banned since 1942 under various statutory orders and since 1955 under the Forward Contract (Regulation) Act, are also now allowed.

In the UK, the Timeshare, holiday products, resale and exchange contracts regulations are being introduced from 23 February.

Many could fall foul of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations, which can rule out one-sided deals.