①If the competent minister orders a person engaged in business opportunity sales to suspend the business opportunity sales transactions connected with business opportunity sales pursuant to the first sentence of paragraph (1) of the preceding Article, and a person that the relevant items among the following items prescribe for the category of the case stated in that item is a person specified by order of the competent ministry as one whose business opportunity sales transactions should be restricted so as to ensure the effectiveness of the order in consideration of the facts constituting the grounds for the order and the extent of the responsibility that the person had for those facts, the minister may prohibit the person from commencing new business activities related to business opportunity sales transactions that fall within the scope of the suspension (including becoming an officer in charge of the relevant business activities of a corporation that engages in the business activities) for a period equal to the period of that suspension:

②When the competent minister prohibits business activities of an officer or employee pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph and the officer or employee falls under any of the following items, the minister may order the officer or employee to suspend the same business activities conducted by it and provided for in the items for a period equal to the period of the prohibition.

③Having issued an order under the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs, the competent minister must issue a public announcement to that effect.

①When a person engaged in business opportunity sales has entered into a business opportunity sales contract connected with business opportunity sales, the counterparty to the contract (limited to an individual who engages in business activities that are provided or arranged in connection with those business opportunity sales, without using a place of business or similar facility; hereinafter referred to as the "counterparty" in this Article through Article 58-3) may cancel the opportunity sales contract in writing or through electronic or magnetic records, except when 20 days have passed after the date on which the counterparty received the document referred to in Article 55, paragraph (2) (if the counterparty does not cancel the business opportunity sales contract under the provisions of this paragraph by that time limit because the counterparty was under the misconception that the information about canceling a business opportunity sales contract under the provisions of this paragraph that the person engaged in business opportunity sales had misrepresented to the counterparty, in violation of the provisions of Article 52, paragraph (1), was true, or because the counterparty was overwhelmed due to intimidation by the person engaged in business opportunity sales, in violation of the provisions of Article 52, paragraph (2), except when 20 days have passed after the date on which the counterparty received a document delivered to them by the person engaged in business opportunity sales that contains a notice to the effect that the counterparty may cancel the business opportunity sales contract under the provisions of this paragraph, pursuant to order of the competent ministry). In this case, the person engaged in business opportunity sales may not claim damages or demand the payment of any penalty in connection with the cancellation of the business opportunity sales contract.

②The cancellation of a business opportunity sales contract as referred to in the preceding paragraph takes effect at the time the counterparty states in writing or through a notification by electronic or magnetic records that it is canceling the business opportunity sales contract.

③If a business opportunity sales contract is canceled as referred to in paragraph (1), the person conducting business opportunity sales bears the costs required for taking back any goods already delivered under the business opportunity sales contract.

④Any special provisions of a contract that run counter to the provisions of the preceding three paragraphs and that are disadvantageous to the counterparty are hereby invalidated.

①If a counterparty was under a misconception specified in one of the following items as a result of the person engaged in business opportunity sales having engaged in the conduct listed in that item in soliciting the counterparty to enter into a business opportunity sales contract connected with business opportunity sales, because of which the counterparty manifested the intention to offer to enter into or accept a business opportunity sales contract, the counterparty may retract the manifestation of that intention to offer to enter into or accept the contract:

②The provisions of Article 9-3, paragraphs (2) through (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the retraction, under the provisions of the preceding paragraph, of the manifestation of the intention to offer to enter into or accept a business opportunity sales contract.

①If a person engaged in business opportunity sales has entered into a business opportunity sales connected with business opportunity sales, and the business opportunity sales contract is canceled, the person engaged in business opportunity sales may not demand that the counterparty pay an amount of money that exceeds the aggregate of the amount specified in the relevant items among the following items for the event listed in them and the amount of the relevant damages for delay based on the statutory interest rate, even if there is a provision for liquidated damages or a provision for a penalty:

②If a person engaged in business opportunity sales has entered into a business opportunity sales contract connected with business opportunity sales, and the obligation to pay the charges for the goods or the consideration for the services under the business opportunity sales contract is not performed in whole or in part (excluding if the business opportunity sales contract has been canceled), the person engaged in business opportunity sales may not demand that the counterparty pay an amount of money that exceeds the aggregate of the amount equal to the sales price of the goods or rights or the consideration for the services less the already-paid amount of charges for the goods or consideration for the services plus the amount of any damages for delay based on the statutory interest rate, even if there is a provision for liquidated damages or a provision for a penalty.

③The provisions of the preceding two paragraphs do not apply to goods or services connected with business opportunity sales transactions that are sold or provided through installment sales.