Refunds for Goods

When people buy computers they tend to spend a lot of time personalising them, installing software and uploading files and data. So if something goes...

As a lot of foods are classed as ‘perishable’ items, they are not covered by some of the legislation that cover other goods and services. However the...

Book Refunds A bookshop does not have to give you a refund if you simply change your mind. There are certain circumstances that would allow you to...

The most important distinction in terms of car purchases is between private sales on the one hand and trade sales on the other. Buying from a dealer...

If you buy clothes, shoes or accessories it’s worth remembering that shops are under no obligation to give you a refund if you simply change your...

If you buy tickets for a concert, festival, football, theme park or other event – you generally don’t think about what will happen if you can’t...

When you purchase goods, you are sometimes given a guarantee or warranty which accompanies the purchase. Generally, guarantees are free whereas...

Gas and electrical appliances are covered by the Sale of Goods Act (your statutory rights). You have a right to expect that what you buy is as...

The role of the pawnbrokers is to lend quick cash in return for the security of a valuable item. The relationship between a pawnbroker and someone...

When you buy furniture, you’re buying an investment for your home. You might see something in a show room and imagine it in your own house, and...

If you buy a mobile phone handset, you are entitled to expect that it works, that it fits the description with which it was sold and that it’s of...

Counterfeit goods are goods that infringe someone else’s trademark: that is to say, to use or copy someone else’s brand or trading name without...