Section 45. Manner of rejecting goods
(1) The consumer shall exercise the right conferred under this Act to reject goods by notifying the supplier of
the decision to reject the goods and of the ground or grounds for the rejection.
(2) Where the consumer exercises the right to reject goods, the consumer shall return the rejected goods to
the supplier unless -
(a) because of -
(i) the nature of the failure to comply with the guarantee in respect of which the consumer has the right
to reject the goods; or
(ii) the size or height or method of attachment,
the goods cannot be returned or removed or transported without significant cost to the consumer, in which
case the supplier shall collect the goods at its own expense;
(b) because of the method of attachment, the goods cannot be returned or removed without significant
damage to the real or personal property to which they are attached, in which case the supplier shall
compensate the consumer for any loss or damage resulting from or consequent upon such removal; or
© the goods have already been returned to, or retrieved by, the supplier.
(3) Where the ownership in the goods has passed to the consumer before the consumer exercises the right of
rejection, the ownership in the goods re-vests in the supplier upon notification of rejection