Utah
sector specific
0 checks relate to this framework
This jurisdiction has an automatic-renewal provision that does not reach a general online subscription checkout, so no rule relates to it.
Rule summary last reviewed: 2026-08-03
Due again 2026-11-01.
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- Statute
- Utah Code §§15-10-201 and 15-10-202, within the Service Contracts Act at Title 15, ch. 10.
- Official text
- https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title15/Chapter10/C15-10_1800010118000101.pdf
- Effective
- The source consulted states no calendar effective date, carrying only session-law notes for 2011 and 2014. [medium confidence — flagged for counsel]
- Applies to
- Service contracts tied to real property — for example property-servicing agreements — rather than general consumer subscriptions. Software, streaming and media subscriptions are described as outside it.
What it is summarized as requiring
- This framework restricts automatic-renewal provisions in service contracts connected to real property. It is listed here for context and no check in this matrix relates to it, because a finding citing it against an ordinary online subscription would not be defensible.
Worth knowing
- The chapter carries the official short title “Service Contracts Act”. That name belongs to the whole chapter, not to an automatic-renewal law, and it is deliberately not rendered as though Utah has a general automatic-renewal framework.
Checks that relate to this framework
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