Legal Column: Manufacturer&Quot;S Warranty Enforced by Terrific Act
Brandon Sun, The › September 09, 2009
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Summary
A manufacturer's warranty, for those who take the time to read the fine print, often excludes any incidental expenses incurred such as shipping in order to have the item repaired. In every retail sale or retail hire purchase of goods or services, the seller is personally liable to the buyer for all duties, liabilities, obligations and warranties applicable to the sale or hire purchase by this act or by contract and the seller shall bear all expenses incidental to having the goods serviced under any warranty whether given by the manufacturer, seller or a third party.
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Legal Column: Manufacturer&Quot;S Warranty Enforced by Terrific Act
So you have just purchased some type of appliance or electronic device and you feel confident because the item purchased comes with a manufacturer's warranty.
The problem is the service centre is located either across the country or in some cases, in another country. The costs...See the full content of this document
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