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Singapore’s Lemon Law Takes Effect On 1 September 2012

31 August 2012

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​Singapore’s Lemon Law Takes Effect On 1 September 2012

Amendments to Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act, Hire Purchase Act and Road Traffic Act, commonly referred to as “Lemon Law” will provide more options of recourse for both consumers and retailers

 

Singapore’s “Lemon Law”, passed in Parliament on 9 March 2012, will come into effect on 1 September 2012. The new legislation will provide more options in terms of recourse for both consumers and retailers through additional remedies, such as repair and replacement, and provide greater clarity on the burden of proof for defective goods.


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MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY

31 August 2012

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