I didn't rush to reply because I have been contemplating whilst gardening this afternoon.
As a supplier to a consumer (as opposed to another business) you have the statutory obligation to ensure that goods are fit for purpose. How would you ensure that?
It's a bit like part-worn tyres: who in their right mind would use them? And surely nobody would contemplate using part-word brake pads! But any owner of a classic or vintage car would be perfectly happy to buy and fit used parts.
So I think that it depends upon circumstances. Almost never commercially, but perhaps at home.
I didn't rush to reply because I have been contemplating whilst gardening this afternoon.
As a supplier to a consumer (as opposed to another business) you have the statutory obligation to ensure that goods are fit for purpose. How would you ensure that?
It's a bit like part-worn tyres: who in their right mind would use them? And surely nobody would contemplate using part-word brake pads! But any owner of a classic or vintage car would be perfectly happy to buy and fit used parts.
So I think that it depends upon circumstances. Almost never commercially, but perhaps at home.
