Consumer Rights Act 2015—goods | Legal Guidance | LexisNexis
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 (UK) sets consumer protection rules for goods, including a short-term right to reject a faulty item within 30 days. It also provides that repair or replacement must be free and prompt, and can be paused during an agreed repair or replacement process.
If applicable in the relevant jurisdiction, this kind of consumer-rights framework can limit how extended-warranty/AppleCare+ style coverage is marketed and handled—particularly around timelines, free repair/replacement obligations, and consumers’ rights to reject faulty goods. It may reduce the need for consumers to rely solely on AppleCare+ for remedies during the initial defect period, and Apple would likely need AppleCare+ terms to remain consistent with these statutory consumer remedies (rather than overriding them).
The consumer has a short‐term right to reject within 30 days, paused during agreed repair or replacement. Repair or replacement must be free, prompt
Country
India
Region
Africa, Middle East, and India
Discovered
8/9/2026
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Language
English