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inafix | 20:32 Tue 29th Jun 2010 | Civil
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Hi guys,I bought a tent last week and on erecting it the seam ripped under the pressure of the poles that hold it up, I took it back to the store and they said they have to send it back to the manufactuer to ascertain if it was my fault or thiers! All I did was to follow the instruction that came with it but I have a feeling I will be lumbered with a repair bill or similar. I dont want the tent back but am willing to accept a different tent.How do I stand with my rights/is my contract with the store. Many thanks.
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I posted this yesterday. The fact that it relates to a laptop, rather than to a tent, is completely irrelevant. Your rights are exactly the same:
http://www.theanswerb...w/Question911008.html

My belief is that a court would rule that you were still within the 'pre-acceptance' period when the tent's seam ripped. You're therefore entitled to a full refund. If the store tries to tell you otherwise, they're committing a criminal offence.

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