It at least sets a precedent for Lenovo, and will probably dissuade them from appealing, at least in Italy. It might even make it easier to get a refund. The p

It at least sets a precedent for Lenovo, and will probably dissuade them from appealing, at least in Italy. It might even make it easier to get a refund. The precedent here is making it not economical for Lenovo to engage in a lengthy litigation process. Such tactics are generally employed against consumers, to dissuade them from suing. It's nice to see it backfiring, and indicative of a healthy court system, IMO.