Unsolicited Consumer Agreements Sample Clauses

The Unsolicited Consumer Agreements clause governs contracts that arise when a business approaches a consumer without invitation, such as through door-to-door sales or telemarketing. It typically sets out requirements for providing clear information about the agreement, cooling-off periods during which the consumer can cancel, and obligations for written documentation. This clause is designed to protect consumers from high-pressure sales tactics and ensure they have adequate time and information to make informed decisions about entering into such agreements.
Unsolicited Consumer Agreements. The Retailer will not perform any unsolicited trading (eg. customer door knock) without an appointment before 9am and after 6pm, Monday through to Friday, or after 5pm on Saturdays. No unsolicited trading will occur on Sundays or public holidays. Where the Retailer has offered the Customer an unsolicited consumer agreement (defined under section 69, schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010) as a result of unsolicited trading, the unsolicited consumer contract must be effected subject to: a) negotiations leading to the formation of the contract (whether or not they are the only negotiations that precede the formation of the contract) take place between the Retailer and the Customer in each other's presence at a place in Western Australia other than trade premises of the Retailer; b) the Retailer attends at that place in the course of the unsolicited marketing and otherwise than at the unsolicited invitation of the Customer; and A Customer has a right to rescind an unsolicited consumer contract within the period of 10 business days (cooling off period) after the contract is entered. The Retailer must not supply gas to the Customer under the contract during the cooling off period unless the Customer requests supply. The Customer must pay the Retailer for all gas supplied and for any services provided in connection with that supply if: i. at the request of the Customer, gas is supplied to the Customer during the cooling-off period; ii. the Customer exercises the Customer’s rights to rescind the contract during the period.
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Unsolicited Consumer Agreements a. If this System Contract is an unsolicited consumer agreement (as that term is defined in the Australian Consumer Law contained in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) (ACL), you also have a right to cancel this System Contract at any time within:
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