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zycw
发表于 2021-5-15 02:27:43
认了吧,写很分明了
A new car had a problem with a small part in its
front-end. The consumer believed this was a major
failure to comply with the consumer guarantee of
acceptable quality, and requested a refund.
However, when the dealer assessed the problem, they
found it was a minor problem and could be repaired
within a reasonable time simply by replacing the part.
In this case, the consumer was not entitled to demand
a refund, as the problem could be fixed quickly.
http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/acl_resources/downloads/industry_guides/motor_vehicle_sales.pdf |
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