31 October 2013, 16:01
The bill (Reg. No. 2062a) suggests entitle a consumer with a right to turn the purchased product of improper quality back to the seller, without its mandatory repair (removal of shortcomings).
In particular, the bill provides the following version of Article 8 (The right of a consumer in case of a purchase of a product of improper quality):
“1. In case shortcomings were discovered during the warranty period the consumer, in the order and within the period established by legislation, has the right to demand:
1) proportional price decrease;
2) free removal of shortcomings of a product within a reasonable time;
3) compensation of expenses for removal of shortcomings;
4) annulment of the agreement and refunding;
5) change of goods for the equal or analogous ones from among the available”.