Article L.217-4 of the French Consumer Code :
“The seller shall deliver goods that comply with the contract and is liable for any compliance defects in existence at the time of delivery. He is also liable for any compliance defects resulting from the packaging, assembly instructions or installation where he is responsible for these under the contract or they have been performed under his responsibility.”
Article L.217-5 of the French Consumer Code :
“The goods are in compliance with the contract: 1. If they are fit for the purpose usually expected of such goods and, where applicable: if they correspond to the description provided by the seller and possess the qualities that he has presented to the buyer in the form of a sample or model; if they possess the qualities that a buyer may legitimately expect vis-à-vis the public declarations made by the seller, producer or its representative, notably in advertising or on the labelling; or 2. If they present the characteristics jointly defined by the parties or are fit for any special purposes sought by the buyer, brought to the attention of the seller and accepted by him.”
Article L.217-12 of the French Consumer Code :
“Action resulting from non-compliance is limited to two years after the delivery of the goods.”
Article L.217-16 of the French Consumer Code :
“When the buyer asks the seller, during the course of the commercial warranty granted to the buyer upon purchase or repair of a movable good, for a repair covered by the warranty, any period during which such goods are unavailable for at least seven days is added to the remaining warranty period. This period runs from the date of the buyer's request for intervention or from when the goods in question are made available for repair, if this availability is subsequent to the request for intervention.” Article 1641 of the French Civil Code: “The seller is bound to a warranty against hidden defects in the goods sold which render them unfit for their intended use, or which impairs this use to such an extent that the buyer would not have purchased it, or would have paid a lower price for it, if he had known of these defects.”
Article 1648 of the French Civil Code :
“An action resulting from redhibitory defects must be brought by the buyer within two (2) years of the discovery of the defect. In the case provided by Article 1642-1, the action must be brought, under penalty of foreclosure, within one year from the date on which the seller can be discharged from the defects or apparent non-compliance.” All our products are: Waterproof - Guaranteed for 5 years - Spare parts guaranteed for 10 years