Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act — General Provisions
Ohio Rev. Code §§ 1345.01–1345.13All nineteen general provisions in sections 1345.01 through 1345.13 were checked against the current Ohio Laws chapter. Chapter 1345 also contains specialized home-solicitation, prepaid-entertainment, invention-services, motor-vehicle, assistive-device, and other subparts that remain separate from this core inventory.
Definitions
Defines consumer transaction, supplier, consumer, knowledge, and other terms.
Read available section text ↗Unfair or deceptive acts or practices
Prohibits unfair or deceptive supplier conduct before, during, or after consumer transactions and lists examples.
Read available section text ↗Ethanol blended into gasoline
Addresses specified representations and disclosures involving ethanol-blended gasoline.
Read available section text ↗Installation of unsafe used tires
Prohibits installing specified unsafe used tires in consumer transactions.
Read available section text ↗Unconscionable consumer-sales practices
Prohibits unconscionable acts or practices and identifies circumstances relevant to that determination.
Read available section text ↗Unconscionable mortgage-supplier acts
Prohibits specified unconscionable mortgage-related conduct and contract provisions.
Read available section text ↗Fees for copies of deeds
Restricts supplier solicitations and fees involving copies of publicly available deeds.
Read available section text ↗Jurisdiction
Provides court jurisdiction for proceedings under the chapter.
Read available section text ↗Attorney General powers and duties
Assigns rulemaking, public-inspection, education, and enforcement responsibilities.
Read available section text ↗Attorney General investigations
Authorizes investigations, subpoenas, documentary demands, and related procedures.
Read available section text ↗Attorney General remedies
Provides injunctions, penalties, consumer reimbursement, receivership, and other public relief.
Read available section text ↗Coordination with other agencies
Directs coordination with administrative agencies when regulated conduct may violate the chapter.
Read available section text ↗Private causes of action
Addresses rescission, damages, declaratory and injunctive relief, class actions, and attorney fees; review current law before asserting a claim.
Read available section text ↗Claims against loan assignees
Addresses specified consumer claims or defenses against an assignee or purchaser of a loan.
Read available section text ↗Supplier right to cure
Provides a statutory cure-offer process and describes its effect on remedies and fees.
Read available section text ↗Effect of final judgment
Addresses when a final government judgment is admissible as prima facie evidence in another proceeding.
Read available section text ↗Bona fide errors
Provides limited treatment of specified bona fide errors despite reasonable preventive procedures.
Read available section text ↗Applicability and exceptions
Identifies chapter applications and exceptions.
Read available section text ↗Additional remedies
States that chapter remedies supplement other available remedies.
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