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faulty carpet remnant refund query
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I agree that SoGA has nothing to do with the manufacturer, and have said so on several occassions.
I am not wrong about the SoGA, I have given enough quotes from government sites, the contract is between the buyer an the seller, the buyer has no contract with the manufacturer, read again the quote from Consumer Direct in my post #18.
The buyer does not have a contract of sale with the manufacturer but may well have the guarantee contract or else rights under a collateral contract (Shankland Pier -v- Detel Products) or the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
I have used both principles several times in my professional life.0 -
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phlogeston wrote: »Can we agree to agree on this one ?
:beer:
Absolutely! :T0
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