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Online shopping overhaul

28 July 2020
Issue: 7897 / Categories: Legal News , Commercial
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The Law Commission has launched draft legislation to remodel online shopping laws

Its consultation, ‘Consumer sales contracts: transfer of ownership’, published this week, sets out its proposals to simplify the rules on when consumers acquire ownership of goods, including where they have ordered goods online or where a retailer goes insolvent before they have received the goods.

Ownership would transfer when the retailer identifies the goods to fulfil the contract, for example, when the goods are labelled. Law Commissioner Sarah Green said current rules ‘are shrouded in complex language’.

Respond by 31 October at bit.ly/30PImV3.

Issue: 7897 / Categories: Legal News , Commercial
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