Connecticut § 42-157 Rights of parties.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 42-157 — Rights of parties.

Connecticut·Title 42 Business, Selling, Trading and Collection Practices·Ch. 742 Consumer Contracts

(a)Enforceability. A consumer contract shall remain enforceable, even though it violates this chapter.

(b)Other consumer rights. Nothing in this chapter shall preclude a consumer from making any claim or raising any defense which would have been available to the consumer if this chapter were not in effect.

(c)Waiver. A consumer may not waive the rights provided by this chapter, and any such waiver shall be void.

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(a) Enforceability. A consumer contract shall remain enforceable, even though it violates this chapter. (b) Other consumer rights. Nothing in this chapter shall preclude a consumer from making any claim or raising any defense which would have been available to the consumer if this chapter were not in effect. (c) Waiver. A consumer may not waive the rights provided by this chapter, and any such waiver shall be void.

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