Terms of sale
The page describes “terms of sale” and notes that consumer protection legislation can create warranty rights that may be non-waivable, referring to a “Consumer Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (Bill 4).” It appears to discuss legal fallback concepts (e.g., “Fallback Jurisdiction”) rather than a specific, detailed device-warranty rule.
If the referenced Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Bill 4) strengthens non-waivable consumer warranty rights in the UAE (or materially changes how warranty terms can be limited), it could constrain AppleCare+ terms that try to disclaim or limit certain coverage. Apple may need to ensure AppleCare+ remains compliant with mandatory consumer remedies and that its documentation clearly separates mandatory statutory warranty obligations from additional AppleCare+ coverage.
... consumer protection legislation may provide non-waivable warranty rights). ... Consumer Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (Bill 4). 10.5. Fallback Jurisdiction ...
Country
United Arab Emirates
Region
Africa, Middle East, and India
Discovered
7/19/2026
Relevance Score
Language
Arabic