Sales of goods act for item purchased for personal use through a business account

pmduk

bris wrote: »

Also as to what Unholyangel says about Apple was spot on, we often have people say Apple would fix it free if it was purchased from them but then we get people who buy direct from them get told tough it's out of warranty.

That's my experience as well with them, they'll advise people to go to retailers to get iphones repaired knowing full well their own warranty has expired

deZai

I provided my company name for the invoice when I purchased it. And I submitted the receipt to the accountant....

Fosterdog

deZai wrote: »

I provided my company name for the invoice when I purchased it. And I submitted the receipt to the accountant....

So it was an actual purchase for your business otherwise you wouldn't have submitted the invoice to your accountant unless you were fraudulently claiming it for tax purposes. As has already been pointed out you can't have it both ways, it was either business or personal and you have treated it as a business asset while it suited you and now want it to be personal because it would afford you more rights.

deZai

Thank you all for your responses. Really appreciated