INKRAH Law · Consumer Rights Act 2015 · Act of Parliament c. 15 (2015)

Section 10 — Goods to be Fit for Particu — Fitness for Purpose

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Bahasa Indonesia

Apabila konsumen memberitahukan tujuan tertentu untuk mana barang diperoleh, kontrak dianggap memuat ketentuan bahwa barang itu secara wajar sesuai dengan tujuan tersebut.

English (United Kingdom)

Where a consumer makes known a particular purpose for which the goods are being acquired, the contract is treated as including a term that the goods are reasonably fit for that purpose.