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In EU we have a conformity warranty which basically gives you the right to return the product (or demand a partial refund) if it does not meet the advertised sp
by prostanac 6y ago
In EU we have a conformity warranty which basically gives you the right to return the product (or demand a partial refund) if it does not meet the advertised specs. [1]
Does it apply in this case? IANAL but my guess is that it should apply, as it meets two of the prerequisites:
- are not fit for the specific purpose required by the consumer, of which he/she informed the seller at the moment of conclusion of the contract, and which the seller accepted;
- are not fit for the usual purpose of goods of the same type;
[1] https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/consumer-topics/buying-goods-services/guarantees-warranties/guarantees-warranties-in-france/legal-guarantee-of-conformity/ https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/consumer-topics/buyin...
- HelloNurse 6y agoIf the product lies by design it's far beyond "not meeting specs".
- cfstras 6y agoI‘d guess that the german „Sachmangel“ would apply here. However, this law applies to the seller - so every dealer would have to start arguing with WD about getting their money back. Sachmangel does not apply to the same extent for business customers...
- dvdgsng 6y agoIANAL but doesn't sachmangel require the seller to know about the drives being SMR when the purchase happens?