Consumer Guarantees Act 1993

Supply of services - Right of redress against suppliers where services fail to comply with guarantees

34: Contracts of work and materials

You could also call this:

"Your rights when someone does work and provides materials"

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If you have a contract that involves both work and materials, you still have rights under Parts 2 and 3 of the Consumer Guarantees Act. Section 32 doesn't limit or change these rights. This means that even if someone provides both work and materials as part of their service, you're still protected by the guarantees in those parts of the Act.

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33: Exceptions to right of redress against supplier in relation to services, or

"When you can't ask the supplier to fix a problem with a service"

35: Application of right to cancel contract, or

"When you buy something with a small service included, you can't cancel just the service part"

Part 4Supply of services
Right of redress against suppliers where services fail to comply with guarantees

34Contracts of work and materials

Nothing in section 32 limits or affects the rights of a consumer under Part 2 or Part 3 where the contract is one of work and materials.