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Last Update: Monday, February 15, 2010 At: 3:14:3 (Total Listings: 4)
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Holiday Rights (Legal Article)
When you book a holiday a contract exists between yourself and the Tour Operator. The Booking Agents act on behalf of the Tour Operator.The Terms will be set out in the Tour Operators' brochures. The Tour Operator is also liable for the services provided to you by hotels and airlines if it is part of the Tour Operator's package.The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has issued two Codes of Conduct to protect holidaymakers, namely, the Tour Operators' Code and the Travel Agents' Code. More.....
(Voting: 5.00 From 5 On 1 Vote!) Vote! Why? (Date Listed Mon Apr 17 06:08:23 2006)
Distance Selling Regulations 2000 (Legal Article)
The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 were brought in on the 31st October 2000 to implement the EC Distance Selling Directive in the UK.The Regulations cover sales made at a distance between businesses and consumers, such as the following....... More...
(Voting: 5.00 From 5 On 1 Vote!) Vote! Why? (Date Listed Mon Apr 17 06:08:46 2006)
Internet Shopping (Legal Article)
Safe Shopping on the Internet This article is intended to offer consumers practical guidance when shopping on the internet. We also hope it will clear up some misconceptions and ease your worries about purchasing goods online.So what stops some people from purchasing goods online
(Voting: 4.00 From 5 On 2 Vote!) Vote! Why? (Date Listed Mon Apr 17 06:07:52 2006)
Motor Vehicles (Legal Article)
OwnershipA common area where disputes about ownership arise is where the owner of a motor vehicle discovers that it is still under hire purchase agreement and the seller therefore has no right to sell the car in the first place. The buyer may face demands from the finance company for return of the vehicle. Does the buyer in these circumstances have any right to keep the car More.....
(Voting: 3.00 From 5 On 1 Vote!) Vote! Why? (Date Listed Mon Apr 17 06:07:27 2006)
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