Consumer law for dummies

Most consumer law and its interpretation in the courts is based on a 'reasonableness' test

So most of the time you'll be absolutely right, but not always

Consumer law in Britain does sometimes give us more rights than our common sense might lead us to believe - and that's worth knowing about

Within the legal spectrum of consumer law, the two primary classifications exist in the form of ‘Consumer’ and ‘Vendor’; individuals or entities named a consumers are defined as parties undertaking the purchase or patronization of goods and services offered within the setting of the commercial market