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Old 17th May 2008, 20:45   #1 (permalink)
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Question Sale of goods act **SORTED**

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Can anyone point me in the right direction to find "The Sale of Goods Act" Please,
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Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995
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Excellent thanks Rory
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Home - Statute Law Database is a useful resource as well


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Thanks for this link to the sale of goods act,
I phones Curry's and tech guys and quoted a few parts of the act, said the PC in question was not fit for purpose and they agreed to replace a faulty PC for which ever new one I chose. I'm sure it was this that changed there mind as previously and on many occasions they said no way would they replace it but they would just keep fixing it up with new parts even though they admitted to not having a clue what was wrong with it. i don't have a thread on this but just like to say as soon as you make it LOOK Like you know a bit about the law these idiots change there mind.
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Probably a case of just fobbing ogg until you stick at them. Glad its sorted. Knowledge is power!
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Yes Gizmo, it was a definite case of fobbing ogg that's a new one, Yes fobbing off exactly but as I pointed out as soon as you can show that you do in fact Know your rights it seems to do the trick.

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