(1) An electronic transaction between an individual and another person's automated source of information has no legal effect if—
(a) the individual makes a material error in electronic information or an electronic document used in the transaction;
(b) the automated source of information does not give the individual an opportunity to prevent or correct the error;
(c) on becoming aware of the error, the individual promptly notifies the other person; and
(d) in a case where consideration is received as a result of the error, the individual, returns or destroys the consideration in accordance with the other person's instructions or, if there are no instructions, deals with the consideration in a reasonable manner, and does not benefit materially by receiving the consideration.
(2) This section does not limit the operation of any other law in force in Saint Lucia relating to mistake.