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These conditions are sometimes referred to as the '''legal warranty''', as they are established by a law called the ''Sale of Goods Act''. This legal warranty applies regardless of whether the seller mentions it. It is in addition to any warranty the seller or manufacturer provide. | These conditions are sometimes referred to as the '''legal warranty''', as they are established by a law called the ''Sale of Goods Act''. This legal warranty applies regardless of whether the seller mentions it. It is in addition to any warranty the seller or manufacturer provide. | ||
If the item you bought is faulty or doesn't work, the legal warranty gives you the right to get the item repaired or replaced, or to cancel the contract and get a full refund (see the section | If the item you bought is faulty or doesn't work, the legal warranty gives you the right to get the item repaired or replaced, or to cancel the contract and get a full refund (see the section "[[If There Are Consumer Problems|If There Are Problems]]" for more details on your options). | ||
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