Cabinet backs Lemon Law to protect buyers of defective goods
The Thai government cabinet approved a “Lemon Law” bill intended to protect consumers who buy defective goods. The stated goal is to boost buyer confidence by strengthening consumer protection and encouraging responsible business practices.
If enacted or enforced broadly, a Lemon Law could increase manufacturers’ or sellers’ obligations to repair/replace or refund defective products, potentially tightening what Apple (and any AppleCare+ coverage terms) can offer or how quickly issues must be remedied. This could indirectly affect AppleCare+ by raising consumers’ expectations of remedies beyond standard warranty terms, though AppleCare+ would still likely remain a separate extended coverage product rather than being fully replaced.
Government says bill will boost confidence. Lalida said the government places importance on consumer protection and responsible business standards. She said the ...
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Thailand
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Asia Pacific
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6/21/2026
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Thai