Notice to Quebec Consumers Concerning the legal Warranty
The notice explains Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act, which includes a legal warranty for goods purchased or leased from a merchant. It states that the goods must be usable for the purposes they are intended for, and outlines the obligations tied to that warranty.
Because AppleCare+ complements rather than replaces statutory rights, Quebec’s legal warranty requirements could affect how Apple explains coverage versus mandatory consumer warranty rights. In practice, AppleCare+ claims handling may need to align with (or not undermine) statutory warranty remedies (e.g., timing, required remedies, and what customers can demand from the seller/merchant), but AppleCare+ could still remain relevant for additional coverage beyond the legal warranty.
The Consumer Protection Act gives a warranty on all goods you purchase or lease from a merchant. The goods must be usable • for the purposes for which they ...
Country
Canada
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
8/2/2026
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Language
English