West Virginia Code | §46A-6 - WV Legislature
West Virginia’s consumer protection statute (Article 6, WV Code §46A-6) sets out legislative declarations, definitions, and statutory construction rules for the state’s “general consumer protection” law. It is a foundational framework that typically underpins later sections defining prohibited deceptive or unfair practices and related enforcement standards.
Because it is a general consumer protection law, it could indirectly affect AppleCare+ if the state’s authorities use it to challenge deceptive marketing, unfair claim-handling, or misleading terms in extended warranty/protection plans. However, this specific page appears to be definitional/structural rather than directly about warranty or insurance regulation, so the concrete impact on AppleCare+ would depend on how the law’s substantive “unfair/deceptive practices” provisions are applied to service contracts and whether Apple’s disclosures and claims processes comply.
ARTICLE 6. GENERAL CONSUMER PROTECTION. §46A-6-101. Legislative declarations; statutory construction. §46A-6-102. Definitions.
Country
United States
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
7/12/2026
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Language
English