Common use of Warranty period Clause in Contracts

Warranty period. The warranty period is always of the duration stated on the label or the packaging of each individual product. Should no specific warranty be stated for a specific product, this always totals 2 years from the data of purchase, whereby the date on the purchase receipt is decisive. Ex- ception: The durability of any high-gloss chrome-plated surface, such as bronzed or coloured surfaces; for this purpose, the warranty period totals 1 year; here also the date on the receipt of purchase is decisive. The warranty period for the product shall neither be extended nor renewed through warranty services. Warranty services shall not limit the warranty period unless a warranty case occurs in accordance with the legal provisions in addition to further legal prerequisites for a limitation.

Warranty period. The warranty period is always of the duration stated on the label or the packaging of each individual product. Should no specific warranty be stated for a specific product, this always totals 2 years ye- ars from the data of purchase, whereby the date on the purchase receipt is decisive. Ex- ceptionException: The durability of any high-gloss chrome-plated surface, such as bronzed or coloured surfaces; for this purpose, the warranty period totals 1 year; here also the date on the receipt of purchase is decisive. The warranty period for the product shall neither be extended nor renewed through warranty services. Warranty services shall not limit the warranty period unless a warranty case occurs in accordance with the legal provisions in addition to further legal prerequisites for a limitation.