lurch
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Unfortunately the law is not on your side"Example: An electrical contractor supplies light fittings in a domestic dwelling, which has a manufacturer’s warranty. If the fittings are defective, the contractor may still be responsible for any remedy, even if that manufacturer’s warranty has expired.
Whilst a practical response would be to direct the customer back to the manufacturer, legally this may not always be an appropriate course of action."
Hum ......... if the manufacturers warranty has expired, so has mine.
Simples.
Unfortunately the law is not on your side
Unfortunately the law is not on your side
'Love' to see that one ...Thats just daft.
So any client can request a "warranty" replacement after 2+ years when the part only has a 1 year warranty?
Potentially 6 years if your with CPSThats just daft.
So any client can request a "warranty" replacement after 2+ years when the part only has a 1 year warranty?
Potentially 6 years if your with CPS
I'd imagine you'll get more people participating if it's private and probably opinions that are true rather than ones stated with it in mind that customers are viewing.Not sure why you would want to hide this from public view. What ate your reasons?
No problemo, thread is back in public forums.....I for one can hold my head high and not hideaway in a pub!
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