Re: Need legal advice?

["jtankard" <john@xxxxxxx>]

> Audiotron buy - as the customer, the warranties may lie with me, 
(my name on
> the invoice) but if the warranty is transferable and I transfer it
to the
> end user, then the warranty should be between the distributor and 
the end
> user. 
> Either way, there is a warranty with the units, it's just a matter
of who
> you would return them to if they go faulty (if the buy goes
ahead).

In the wifi case, the responsibility is with me, the very first bulk 
buy Mark M and I got AP's and cards, unfortunatly Marks AP was DOA 
and although Mark got some help from LinkSys to determin the fault I 
had to arrange the sending back to (in this case) Northamber who 
inturn sent it back to LinkSys. I had to buy a second AP for Mark, 
untill LinkSys accepted the fault and credited Northamber who inturn 
credited me but that took over a month !

Personlay I think we need guide lines but if you allow for every 
eventuatalty you would never get anthing done. Perhaps a condition 
of sale might be that no responsibility. However the legal people 
would perhaps overturn that :-)

John



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