Thailand's “Lemon Law”: A Transformational Shift in ...
Thailand’s Cabinet approved the “Liability for Defective Goods Bill,” often referred to as the country’s new “lemon law.” The proposal is intended to strengthen consumer protections when goods are defective, typically by increasing manufacturer/seller liability and providing clearer remedies.
If enacted as proposed, this type of “lemon law” could materially affect how Apple (and potentially authorized resellers) handle defective iPhones/iPads in Thailand, potentially increasing obligations that overlap with AppleCare+ coverage terms. AppleCare+ may still apply for accidental damage and out-of-warranty issues, but consumers could gain stronger statutory remedies for defects, which could reduce reliance on voluntary plan terms for certain defect scenarios and require alignment of service/return policies with the new legal standards.
... consumer protection with the introduction of its long-awaited “lemon law.” On June 16, 2026, the Cabinet approved the Liability for Defective Goods Bill ...
Country
Thailand
Region
Asia Pacific
Discovered
7/19/2026
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Thai