Legal Aspects

 What exactly is a consumer contract?

 A consumer contract is a legally binding agreement between you
and the consumer for the sale of goods or digital content, or for
the provision of services (with or without goods). Contracts can be
Consumer made verbally or in writing. Written down

contract  What exactly is a standard consumer contract?

 A standard form contract is one that has been prepared by one
party to the contract with little or no opportunity for the other
party to negotiate the terms – that is, it is offered on a ‘take it or
leave it’ basis.
 What terms are not included in a standard form consumer
contract?
 The unfair contract terms law applies to the majority of terms in
standard form consumer contracts. However, the following terms
are exempt: price-setting terms. Terms defining the product or
service provided
 In the Consumer Protection Act, what is an unfair contract?
 Unfair contracts: Section 2(46) of the Act defines a “unfair
contract” as one that requires an excessive security deposit from
the consumer in exchange for the performance of contractual
obligations.
  What exactly are travel and tour operators?
 A tour operator differs from a travel agent in that a tour operator
creates the package and can sell directly to the consumer. The
consumer’s packages are sold by a travel agent. In essence, the
Travel and tours various roles do exactly what they say on the tin: a tour operator
operates the tour.
operators  What exactly does a travel agent do?
 Tour operators are in charge of organizing and preparing vacation
tours. They monitor popularity trends for destinations and
packages and adjust company plans accordingly.
  What qualifications are required to work as a tour operator?
 Entry-level tour operators typically require a high school diploma
or a GED certificate. An associate or bachelor’s degree in tourism,
hospitality, or a related field is preferred by some employers.
These degrees can help you land a job in the tourism industry,
such as cruise ship operations or destination management.
Liquor licensing  What is the distinction between a travel agent and a tour
operator?
 The tour operator, on the other hand, creates packages and sells
them to either the consumer or the travel agent. The travel agent,
on the other hand, only sells packages on behalf of the tour
operator and does not create them.
  What is the purpose of requiring a liquor license?
 1. To govern the operation of businesses that sell liquor and/or
intoxicating beverages.
Liquor Licensing
 2. To compel operators of amusement parks, restaurants, and
liquor and/or intoxicating beverage dealers to obtain the
necessary permits.
  What are the various licenses needed for alcohol consumption?
 There are two types of licenses available for selling alcohol: on-
license and off-license. On-licenses are required for
establishments that intend to sell alcohol to be consumed on-site,
whereas off-licenses are required for establishments that intend
Liquor licensing to sell alcohol to be consumed off-site, such as liquor stores.
 Is a license required to distribute free alcohol?
 According to the Licensing Act of 2003, you need a licence to sell
alcohol, which includes giving away free alcohol as an incentive to
purchase or including it in your pricing structure.