Bumpyroad wrote:
avanti wrote:
It certainly doesn't matter who does the service. That would be illegal in the US.
If the service .............
but the coverage could be denied, then it would be up to the owner to bring a suit against a company with scads of attorneys on retainer.
That could be said about any legal responsibility of any business. Not going to happen. And, if it did, there would be spec lawyers lining up to represent you for free. The courts are VERY unsympathetic to that kind of thing.
you would have to prove that the service was done properly, not the opposite.
bumpy
Don't think so. Under the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act, the burden would be on the the warranter.