54 Consumer's rights to enforce terms about services
Consumer Rights Act 2015 (2015 c 15) | Legislation

What Remedies are There if Statutory Rights under a Services Contract are not Met?

54  Consumer's rights to enforce terms about services

(1)     The consumer's rights under this section and sections 55 and 56 do not affect any rights that the contract provides for, if those are not inconsistent.

(2)     In this section and section 55 a reference to a service conforming to a contract is a reference to—

(a)     the service being performed in accordance with section 49, or

(b)     the service conforming to a term

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