Motor Dealers and Chattel Auctioneers Regulation 2014
sec.11Advertising or displaying unwarranted vehicle
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sec.11 Advertising or displaying unwarranted vehicle
For sections 116 (1) and 146 (1) of the Act , a motor dealer or chattel auctioneer must, for an unwarranted vehicle— state in each advertisement for the sale of the vehicle that the vehicle does not have a statutory warranty; and ensure a sign stating ‘no statutory warranty’ in letters at least 5cm high is displayed— in a prominent position on the vehicle in close proximity to the display of the price or description; or if the vehicle does not have a price or description displayed—on the front windscreen of the vehicle. However, if a motor dealer or chattel auctioneer sells only unwarranted vehicles from particular premises, it is sufficient for the dealer or auctioneer to display, in a prominent position at the main entrance to the premises, a sign stating in letters at least 10cm high that vehicles sold from the premises do not have a statutory warranty. s 11 amd 2019 SL No. 165 s 6 (sec.11-ssec.1) For sections 116 (1) and 146 (1) of the Act , a motor dealer or chattel auctioneer must, for an unwarranted vehicle— state in each advertisement for the sale of the vehicle that the vehicle does not have a statutory warranty; and ensure a sign stating ‘no statutory warranty’ in letters at least 5cm high is displayed— in a prominent position on the vehicle in close proximity to the display of the price or description; or if the vehicle does not have a price or description displayed—on the front windscreen of the vehicle. (sec.11-ssec.2) However, if a motor dealer or chattel auctioneer sells only unwarranted vehicles from particular premises, it is sufficient for the dealer or auctioneer to display, in a prominent position at the main entrance to the premises, a sign stating in letters at least 10cm high that vehicles sold from the premises do not have a statutory warranty.
- (a) state in each advertisement for the sale of the vehicle that the vehicle does not have a statutory warranty; and
- (b) ensure a sign stating ‘no statutory warranty’ in letters at least 5cm high is displayed— (i) in a prominent position on the vehicle in close proximity to the display of the price or description; or (ii) if the vehicle does not have a price or description displayed—on the front windscreen of the vehicle.
- (i) in a prominent position on the vehicle in close proximity to the display of the price or description; or
- (ii) if the vehicle does not have a price or description displayed—on the front windscreen of the vehicle.
- (i) in a prominent position on the vehicle in close proximity to the display of the price or description; or
- (ii) if the vehicle does not have a price or description displayed—on the front windscreen of the vehicle.