In Law, any goods such as tools and appliances, cosmetics, toys, climbing frames, and medicines, and even food, which you use or purchase are required to be of satisfactory quality. This basically means being safe. Often they are not, and if you are injured using them, you will have a very strong claim for compensation against the supplier under the Consumer Protection Act 1987. As lawyers we refer to Part 1 of the Consumer Protection Act 1987 which imposes a clear cut responsibility on product producers for harm caused by their defective products. This means that where someone is injured compensation can be claimed without having to prove that the producer has not taken care.
All that has to be shown is that the product was defective, and the defect caused the injury. Contact Bartletts who have the experience, expertise and excellence of service to process your claim.
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