How to Use Consumer and Debt Law to Help Your Clients

This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by Alison Ward in June 2018.

Consumer and Debt Law
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Before You Begin
Intro · Scope · How to Use · Client Options
Consumer Law
Contracts · Contracts Overview · Contract Defences · Opting Out & Cooling-off Periods · Contract Remedies · Contracts Made by Minors
Making a Purchase · Sale of Goods Law · Deposits in Consumer Transactions · Misleading Advertising · Unfair or Deceptive Practices · Unsolicited Goods & Services · Leases
Buying Services · Travel Services · Repairers' Liens · Warehouse Liens · Lawyers' Fees
Debt Law
Borrowing Money · Types of Lenders & Creditors · Interest & the Cost of Borrowing · Payday Loans · Co-signing, Guarantees & Joint Debts · Credit Insurance
Credit Reports & Credit Cards · Credit Reports & Ratings · Credit Cards
Mortgages & Secured Loans · Mortgages & Foreclosure · Prepayment Rights · Security Agreements
Dealing with Debt · Harassment · Collection Agents · Garnishment & Set-offs · Bailiffs & Sheriffs
Legal Actions · Fraudulent Conveyances & Preferences · Recovery of Goods · Tort Actions
Getting Out of Debt · Debtor's Options · Bankruptcy · Proposals · Orderly Payment of Debts
Court
Going to Court · Court Process · Limitations · Instalment Payment Orders · Foreign Claims & Judgments · Contempt of Court
Enforcing Court Judgments · Examination of Debtors · Enforcing Judgments Against Chattels · Enforcing Judgments Against Land · Stays of Enforcement
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Consumer & Debt Laws · Cases
Agencies that Help · Other Resources
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Consumer and Debt Law

Before You Begin

Introduction · Scope · How to Use · Client Options

Consumer Law

Contracts	Contracts Overview · Contract Defences · Opting Out & Cooling-off Periods · Contract Remedies · Contracts Made by Minors

Making a Purchase	Sale of Goods Law · Deposits in Consumer Transactions · Misleading Advertising · Unfair or Deceptive Practices · Unsolicited Goods & Services · Leases

Buying Services	Travel Services · Repairers' Liens · Warehouse Liens · Lawyers' Fees

Debt Law

Borrowing Money	Types of Lenders & Creditors · Interest & the Cost of Borrowing · Payday Loans · Co-signing, Guarantees & Joint Debts · Credit Insurance

Credit Reports & Credit Cards	Credit Reports & Ratings · Credit Cards

Mortgages & Secured Loans	Mortgages & Foreclosure · Prepayment Rights · Security Agreements

Dealing with Debt	Harassment · Collection Agents · Garnishment & Set-offs · Bailiffs, Court Bailiffs & Sheriffs

Legal Actions	Fraudulent Conveyances & Preferences · Recovery of Goods · Tort Actions

Getting Out of Debt	Debtor’s Options for Getting Out of Debt · Assignments in Bankruptcy · Consumer & Ordinary Proposals · Orderly Payment of Debts

Court

Going to Court	Court Process · Limitations · Instalment Payment Orders · Foreign Claims & Judgments · Contempt of Court

Enforcing Court Judgments	Examination of Debtors · Enforcing Judgments Against Chattels · Enforcing Judgments Against Land · Stays of Enforcement

Laws & Cases	Consumer & Debt Laws · Cases

Where to Get Help	Agencies that Help · Other Resources

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