Utah Consumer Sales Practices Act
Utah Code §§ 13-11-1–13-11-23All nineteen current numbered sections were checked against the Utah Legislature’s official chapter directory. Section 13-11-6 has a replacement version effective October 1, 2026, and other provisions reflect 2026 amendments; effective-date labels must be checked before reliance.
Construction and purposes
States how the Act should be interpreted and identifies its consumer-protection purposes.
Read available section text ↗Definitions
Defines consumer transaction, supplier, deceptive act, unconscionable act, and other important terms.
Read available section text ↗Deceptive act or practice by supplier
Prohibits deceptive supplier conduct before, during, or after a consumer transaction and lists statutory examples.
Read available section text ↗Targeted solicitations involving financial information
Restricts specified solicitations that use or refer to a consumer’s financial information.
Read available section text ↗Unconscionable act or practice by supplier
Prohibits unconscionable supplier conduct and identifies circumstances relevant to that determination.
Read available section text ↗Service of process
Addresses service of process; the official page includes a version superseded and replaced on October 1, 2026.
Read available section text ↗Division duties and injunction penalties
Assigns enforcement duties and provides a civil penalty for violating specified restraining or injunctive orders.
Read available section text ↗Powers of division
Describes the Utah Division of Consumer Protection’s administrative and enforcement authority.
Read available section text ↗Rulemaking requirements
Provides standards and procedures for rules implementing the Act.
Read available section text ↗Investigatory powers of the division
Authorizes investigations, demands, testimony, documents, and related procedures.
Read available section text ↗Actions by the division
Authorizes declaratory, injunctive, disgorgement, restitution, and fine remedies in public enforcement actions.
Read available section text ↗Suppliers subject to other state supervision
Addresses noncompliance involving regulated suppliers and cooperation between the division and other agencies.
Read available section text ↗Actions by consumer
Addresses private actions, notice, damages, equitable relief, and attorney fees; review current requirements before acting.
Read available section text ↗Class actions
Provides the Act’s requirements and limits for consumer class actions.
Read available section text ↗Settlement and notice in class actions
Addresses class-action settlement and delivery of the complaint to the enforcing authority.
Read available section text ↗Retrospective operation
Addresses the retrospective application of specified statutory provisions.
Read available section text ↗Exemptions
Identifies transactions, conduct, and parties outside the Act under specified circumstances.
Read available section text ↗Other remedies available
Preserves other remedies while limiting class actions to those authorized by the Act.
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