What constitutes 'fair use' in the context of the Halfords Brakes4life offer?
Looking at the terms and conditions of the Halfords Brakes4life offer, readers should note two in particular: The lifetime replacement is covered by a fair-use policy and may be withdrawn if there is regular, excessive wear, or you regularly bring in many different vehicles. If there is a dispute, the decision of the directors of Halfords Autocentres is final.
What is “fair use”? There is no room for independent arbitration.
What is “fair use”? There is no room for independent arbitration.
Asked on 2 November 2012 by GG, High Wycombe
Answered by
Honest John
Fair points.
Tags:
consumer rights
brakes
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