P-40.1 - Consumer Protection Act

Section 164 Disposition versions

1992-06-30

164. Sections 155 to 158 and 161 to 163 apply, with the necessary modifications, to the sale or long-term lease of a used motorcycle adapted for transportation on public highways.

The sale or long-term lease of a used motorcycle adapted for transportation on public highways carries with it a warranty that the motorcycle and its accessories will remain in good working order

(a)  for a period of two months, in the case of a class A motorcycle;

(b)  for a period of one month, in the case of a class B motorcycle.

Used motorcycles adapted for transportation on public highways are divided into the following classes:

(a)  class A motorcycles, namely, where not more than two years have elapsed between the date the manufacturer put his motorcycles of the same model and of the same model year on the market and the date of the sale or the long-term lease contemplated in this section;

(b)  class B motorcycles, namely, where more than two years but not more than three years have elapsed between the date the manufacturer put his motorcycles of the same model and of the same model year on the market and the date of the sale or the long-term lease contemplated in this section;

(c)  class C motorcycles, namely, motorcycles not contemplated in either of paragraphs a and b.

1978, c. 9, s. 164; 1991, c. 24, s. 12.

1980-04-30

164. Sections 155 to 158 and 161 to 163 apply, mutatismutandis, to the sale of a used motorcycle adapted for transportation on public highways.

The sale of a used motorcycle adapted for transportation on public highways carries with it a warranty that the motorcycle and its accessories will remain in good working order

(a)  for a period of two months, in the case of a class A motorcycle;

(b)  for a period of one month, in the case of a class B motorcycle.

Used motorcycles adapted for transportation on public highways are divided into the following classes:

(a)  class A motorcycles, namely, where not more than two years have elapsed between the date the manufacturer put his motorcycles of the same model and of the same model year on the market and the date of the sale contemplated in this section;

(b)  class B motorcycles, namely, where more than two years but not more than three years have elapsed between the date the manufacturer put his motorcycles of the same model and of the same model year on the market and the date of the sale contemplated in this section;

(c)  class C motorcycles, namely, motorcycles not contemplated in either of paragraphs a and b.

1978, c. 9, s. 164.