if the cost of running your business, and that includes, following the Sale of Goods act, is too much, then your business should fold! or, perhaps the owner should drive a Fiesta, rather than a Audi or BMW.
its not a new law! first part dates ack to the late 70's and the rest came in late 80's. the only change recently is the SIX month rule. this too retailers are lying about, claiming you need to prove an, existing, fault. if an item goes faulty in the first six month. it is "assumed" it was faulty on sale. Currys digital also claim their responsibility for goods sold is only 28 days!
so you lie. that's why these rules are made. your "people will always try to rip the retailer off" is lame, at best. what you are saying is "stuff" the law, we will do it this way. shame that wont work. perhaps you should read the sale of good act, before you state its implementation is wrong. understanding the truth, not what currys/dixons/pcworld say, might help you.
