Rights and Obligations from Defective Performance

Statutory Rights from Defects 
 
The Seller shall be liable for defects occurred after the acceptance of the goods during the 24-month warranty period or during the time of usability stated in the commercial, on the packing of the goods or in the attached manual. 
 
During this time limit, the Buyer may assert a complaint for defects that mean a material breach of the contract (regardless if it is a removable or irremovable defect) and under his/her choice to require: 
 
•           removing the defect by delivering a new thing without a defect or delivering the missing thing; 
•           repairing the defect free of charge; 
•           a reasonable discount off the purchase price; or 
•           returning the purchase price on the basis of the withdrawal from the contract. 
 
Material shall be such a breach of the contract of which the party breaching the contract has known already at the time of entering into the contract or had to know that the other party would not enter into the contract if such a breach had been foreseen. 
 
For defects that mean a minor breach of the contract (regardless if is a removable or irremovable defect) the Buyer shall have the right to remove the defect or to a reasonable discount off the purchase price. 
 
If a removable defect has occurred repeatedly (a third complaint about the same defect or fourth about different defects) or if the goods have multiple defects (at least three defects at a time), the Buyer may assert the right to a discount off the purchase price, to replace the goods or to withdraw from the contract. 
 
The Seller shall not be liable for defects occurred as a result of the common wear and tear or not following the user’s manual.

For selected goods, the Seller undertakes to offer an extended contractual warranty to the Buyer.