Royal Spa Will Reform Business Practices to
Comply with Notice of Cancellation LawsINDIANAPOLIS, IN - Royal Spa Corporation (Royal Spa), a spa and hot tub
dealer, will reform its business practices to include legally required notice of
cancellation rights to consumers at the attorney general's request. The notice
requirements are triggered when the company engages in sales outside
of its permanent places of business.
"Doing business in Indiana means complying with consumer protection laws
which in some instances include providing cancellation rights to customers,"
Attorney General Steve Carter said.
"We have a document now that specifically details how and what this company
will do in the future to ensure it has met its obligations to consumers."
When selling its products at fairs and other similar events, Royal Spa will
provide consumers 2 copies of a written notice of their right to cancel.
The company has also agreed to comply with the Indiana Deceptive Consumer
Sales Act in all future transactions and inform the attorney general of any
additional permanent places of business.
The state reviewed some Royal Spa transactions that took place outside
of the company's permanent place of business and alleged that the company
failed to provide the legally required notice of cancellation to consumers.
Although the company has agreed to reform its business practices, it is not
admitting that it has violated any consumer protection laws.
Royal Spa sells spas, hot tubs, saunas, swim spas, gazebos, whirlpool baths,
and related parts and accessories. It has two business locations in Indianapolis
as well as locations in Evansville and Kokomo.
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