Distance Selling Regulations definition
Examples of Distance Selling Regulations in a sentence
The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 do not apply to this agreement.
In those circumstances you will not have a right to cancel the Agreement under the Distance Selling Regulations.
Under the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000, the Landlord is required to provide the Student with the information in clauses 10-12 if the Landlord has not met the Student before entering into this agreement.
If you are a ‘consumer’, you may have a right to cancel this license contract under the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 or similar laws amending or replacing it.
Accordingly, on acceptance of these user terms by the Customer, the Customer shall be deemed to have made an express request in accordance with paragraph 36 (1) (a) of the Distance Selling Regulations for the Service and/or any Additional Services to be provided before the end of the cancellation period (as referenced in paragraph 30 (1) of the Distance Selling Regulations) and ASK4 shall issue the Service Confirmation as soon as practicable after the Customer submits the Service Oder.
No additional re-stocking charge or administrational charge will be added in accordance with Distance Selling Regulations.
Customer acknowledges and agrees that thereafter it shall not have the right to cancel any Broadband Services under the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 or otherwise.
If Licensee is a consumer, i.e. if it orders any software or service for purposes outside its business; it would normally have a right to cancel under the Distance Selling Regulations within 7 clear business days after the contract is formed.
This is in accordance with paragraph 36(2) of the Distance Selling Regulations.
Your order is subject to the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000: 11.0 You can cancel your contract at any time up to 2 working days from when the agreement was made.