Assume you live in British Columbia or another province with similar consumer protection legislation. You take your car in for repair of the carburetor, and the service person falsely insists that you need a new exhaust pipe. You get the pipe. The contract you sign contains an entire agreement clause. Do you have a remedy?
A)Yes. The service person engaged in a deceptive practice. This is an offence for which a penalty can be imposed.
B)Yes. The entire agreement clause is ineffective under such legislation.
C)Yes. The representation concerning the pipe is a term of this consumer contract.
D)Both B and C
E)All of the above.

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The service person's false insistence is a deceptive practice, making it an offence. Consumer protection legislation often renders entire agreement clauses ineffective in cases of misrepresentation, and the false representation can be considered a term of the contract.

Assume You Live in British Columbia or Another Province with Similar