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I think s/he meant that in the statement, they used the wording "unlike finished products", meaning that if it actually was finished products, some rights and o
by rntksi 15y ago
I think s/he meant that in the statement, they used the wording "unlike finished products", meaning that if it actually was finished products, some rights and ownerships would've been retained by the seller. In which case, what rights and what kind of ownership rights would be retained?
- nl 15y agoIn some jurisdictions the manufacture is partially responsible for the disposal of finished goods (ie, they have to offer recycling programs). This doesn't apply to components.