BUSINESS LAW

Business Law

Business Law

Buyers deserve goods of satisfactory quality, taking account of any description, the price and other applicable circumstances. If any product has an obvious fault that is present at the time of sale (sometimes mentioned to in this guidance as a "latent" or "inherent" fault), the consumer can complain when it is discovered. But buyers will not anticipate a lawful remedy in esteem of:

 

?                     Fair wear and tear

?                     Misuse or accidental damage

?                     If they conclude they no longer desire the item.

 

Similarly, purchasers will not anticipate a legal remedy where goods have faults that they ...