Section 274 — Other remedies for breach by trader
Extent: E+W+S+N.I.
Snapshot: 2026-08-24
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(1) Nothing in this Chapter is to be taken as limiting the taking of any other remedies available to a consumer for breach of any term (whether express, implied by section 262 or otherwise) of a subscription contract.
(2) Those other remedies may be sought—
(a) in addition to the rights conferred on the consumer by this Chapter (but not so as to recover twice for the same loss), or
(b) instead of the exercise of any of those rights by the consumer.
(3) Those other remedies include any of the following—
(a) claiming damages;
(b) seeking specific performance;
(c) seeking an order for specific implement;
(d) relying on the breach against a claim by the trader under the contract;
(e) for breach of a term, exercising a right to treat the contract at an end.