Goods- must be of satisfactory quality eg durable, safe to use, free from minor defects etc
Grant v Australian Knitting Mills
S9
S10
Goods- fitness for purpose ( as long as the consumer information trader of purpose can assume it is) cannotcannot apply if trader can show consumer reliedrelied on own judgement
Grifthifs v Peter Conway
S10
S11
Goods- as described
Re Moore v Launder
S11
S20
Goods- short term right to reject within 30 days
S23
Goods-right to replacement and repaired paid by trader of same quality and within reasonable time
Clegg v Olle Anderson
S23
S24
Goods- final right to reject if s23 is impossible full refund within 6 months
S49
Services- mustmust be carried out with reasonable care and skill looking at industry standard
Thake v Maurice
S49
S52
Services- preformance must occur within reasonable time after contract formation
S55
Services- repeat preformance as a remedy without significant inconvenience and to the extent necessary to apply to the contract
S56
Services- price reduction remedy if s55 is not possible and by reasonable amount
