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Oli
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Last week I was sent an e mail from Oli offering me 25% discount on fashion for 1 day only. I took advantage of this and purchased a pair of size 6 ladies boots. When I received them the box showed size 6 and there was a white sticker placed on the boot showing size 6. Although this is the size of footwear I always purchase, I could not fit my foot inside these boots. Upon removing the white sticker I find that these are a size 38 which I believe to be a UK 5. I have asked Oli if I order a bigger size, will they honour the discount to which they have replied no as I have used the discount once. Do I have any rights here as it is a large discount to forfeit for what I believe to be their mistake. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks
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The goods are not as described and therefore in breach of s.13 of the Sale of Goods Act. You are entitled to a replacement. See more info on the Sale of Goods Act here:
http://www.e-lawresources.co.uk/Statutory-implied-terms.php0
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