statutory warranty
[/stætʃuːtəri/ /wɔːrənti/]
nounpl: statutory warranties
garantia legal
1. A warranty that is required by law to be provided by a seller or manufacturer to a buyer, protecting the consumer from defective goods or services
The statutory warranty covers manufacturing defects for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
A garantia legal cobre defeitos de fabricação por um período de um ano a partir da data de compra.
2. A legally mandated guarantee that goods are of merchantable quality, fit for purpose, and as described
Under consumer protection laws, every purchase comes with a statutory warranty that the product will work as intended.
De acordo com as leis de proteção ao consumidor, toda compra é acompanhada de uma garantia legal de que o produto funcionará conforme pretendido.
In Brazil, statutory warranties are governed by the Consumer Protection Code (Código de Defesa do Consumidor). The standard statutory warranty period is typically 30 days for non-durable goods and 90 days for durable goods. This is a fundamental consumer right in both Brazil and Portugal, reflecting strong consumer protection traditions in Lusophone countries and aligning with international consumer protection standards.
Related Idioms & Phrases
covered under statutory warranty
within the statutory warranty period
statutory warranty protection
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