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Legally they aren't. They also sever the link that lets you use Section 75 to force refunds of defective goods.
by nimish 7y ago
Legally they aren't. They also sever the link that lets you use Section 75 to force refunds of defective goods.
- Silhouette 7y agoLegally they aren't. I understand that they take that position. What I'm asking is whether it stands up to a substantial legal challenge. Both Parliament and the courts in England (and the EU, for that matter) have historically taken a fairly dim view of attempts by merchants to exclude liability, which is why various statutory rights can't be contracted away by consumers for example.