| a) |
risk of an unusual character or nature; |
| b) |
risk of which a consumer could not reasonably be expected to be aware, or which an ordinarily alert consumer could not reasonably be expected to contemplate, in the circumstances; or |
| c) |
risk that could result in serious injury or death, |
must specifically draw the fact, nature and potential effect of that risk to the attention of consumers in a form and manner that meets the standards set out in section 49.
| 2) |
A person who packages any hazardous or unsafe goods for supply to consumers must display on or within that packaging a notice that meets the requirements of section 22, and any other applicable standards, providing the consumer with adequate instructions for the safe handling and use of those goods. |
| 3) |
Subsection (2) does not apply to any hazardous or unsafe goods to the extent that a substantially similar label or notice has been applied in terms of any other public regulation. |
| 4) |
A person who installs any hazardous or unsafe goods contemplated in subsection (2) for a consumer, or supplies any such goods to a consumer in conjunction with the performance of any services, must give the consumer the original copy of— |
| a) |
any document required in terms of that subsection; or |
| b) |
any similar document applied to those goods in terms of another public regulation. |
Transfer Duty Act, 1949
