The Utah Code Chapter 13-11 serves as the regulatory framework for the Utah Consumer Sales Practices Act. The legislation covers a range of topics including definitions, deceptive practices by suppliers, and targeted solicitations involving financial information.
Supplier Unconscionable Acts
Under the act, specific provisions address unconscionable acts or practices by suppliers. The code also establishes the duties and powers of the division, including its investigatory powers and rule-making requirements.
Division Powers and Consumer Duties
The chapter details actions that can be taken by the division, as well as the responsibilities of consumers. It further outlines procedures for class actions, including the settlement of class actions and the delivery of complaints to enforcing authorities.
Exemptions and Legal Remedies
The legislative text includes provisions for exemptions from the act and other available remedies. Additionally, the code notes that certain sections regarding service of process were superseded or set to become effective in October 2026.
