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California Lemon Law Know Your RightsThe descriptive term 'lemon' applies equally to an inoperative or malfunctioning car as to a citrus fruit. The origin of this slang term is quite blurry. However, the fact remains that a recalcitrant or basically defective automobile is something of a bane. Owning a 'lemon' is degrading socially and most times causes a major pain in the neck. The California Lemon law applies to a wide variety of products, but has preeminence in the context of automobiles. Generally speaking, California is one of the most car-oriented states in America. Therefore it should come as no surprise that it has definite laws concerning defective automobiles. The California Lemon law protects consumers from the consequences that derive from the purchase or lease of a defective car. The onus of a customer lies mostly on the manufacturer. In essence, the California Lemon law holds the manufacturer of a car responsible for the proper and satisfactory functioning of the car while it is under its warranty period. If any defect is found at the time of purchase or if one develops in that period, the manufacturer is obliged to repair or replace the car. When such things occur the California Lemon law holds the manufacturer responsible for everything. The California Lemon law protects the buyer or renter of a car. These specific set of laws that exist ensure truth in lending and prevent deceptive practices. They guarantee that in applicable cases the defective car will be replaced and legal fees refunded. Their existence also means that the basic safety of the driver and passengers is increased, since greater care is taken in the manufacturing and leasing-out of cars. For a better clearance you can go online and seek a lemon law attorney who is familiar with the consumer rights provided under California Lemon law. |
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