Private Sale, Buyer Wants Refund, Claims Item has Broken

arcon5

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

From the way you word you initial post Dominicapuzzo, it sounds like the sale of the amplifier may well be a business transaction:



and if this is the case, your buyer has far more rights than if they purchased from a private individual who was simply selling their unwanted or unneeded goods.
Even if it was fully working when they collected it, goods sold in the course of a business must be durable and fit for their purpose. As the failure of the amp was reported so shortly after purchase, the buyer has the right to reject it for a full refund. (providing that they didn't cause the failure by mishandling or any other deliberate cause)

I'm interpreting it to mean he sold his own goods but merely had it collected whilst at work.