Each province has enacted consumer protection legislation that complements the federal statutes like the Competition Act.Those provincial statutes vary from one jurisdiction to the next, but certain types of provisions nevertheless are common.As discussed in Chapter 24, the list of such provisions does NOT include

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While many provincial consumer protection statutes do include provisions for written contracts, cooling-off periods, credit disclosures, and the like, there is generally no requirement for businesses to provide a money back guarantee on goods that are purchased for personal use. Option A and Option C are common provisions seen in many provincial consumer protection statutes. Option D is also common, as it is important for consumers to be fully informed about credit terms before agreeing to them. Option E, however, is not a common provision and is not typically found in provincial or federal consumer protection statutes.

Each Province Has Enacted Consumer Protection Legislation That Complements the Federal