In the Consumer Protection Code, what is the deadline to complain about apparent defects in durable goods?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. 90 days
- Step 1: Article 26 gives 30 days for non-durable and 90 days for durable goods.
Answer
90 days.
Why not the others: 30 days applies to non-durable goods and services.
Practise more Civil Law.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed OAB Bar Exam (Exame de Ordem), First Phase mock tests.
More Civil Law questions
- What is a 'liminar' in a lawsuit?
- In the Code of Civil Procedure, how are procedural deadlines counted?
- According to the Civil Code, when does a natural person's civil personality begin?
- Under the Consumer Protection Code, what is the right of withdrawal for contracts made outside the business premises?
- What is the general limitation period under the Civil Code when the law sets no shorter one?
- What portion of the estate is the legítima, reserved to the necessary heirs?