Consumer Protection Act 1999 · Updated to 1 Nov 2021 · Part IX · Rights Against Suppliers in Respect of Guarantees in the Supply of Services
61. Loss of right to cancel contract
Feedback & supportThe right conferred under this Act to cancel a contract shall not apply where—
the services supplied under the contract is merely incidental to the supply of the goods; and
services
“services” includes any rights, benefits, privileges or facilities that are or are to be provided, granted or conferred under any contract but does not include rights, benefits or privileges in the form of the supply of goods or the performance of work under a contract of service;
the consumer has or had the right to reject the goods under section 41, whether or not he exercises that right.
consumer
“consumer” means a person who— (a) acquires or uses goods or services of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household purpose, use or consumption; and (b) does not acquire or use the goods or services, or hold himself out as acquiring or using the goods or services, primarily for the purpose of— (i) resupplying them in trade; (ii) consuming them in the course of a manufacturing process; or (iii) in the case of goods, repairing or treating, in trade, other goods or fixtures on land;
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