Consumer Terms · glossary
A design for one garden bed, made by the app for the customer and bought on its own for £10. It is digital content, with a contract of its own outside the subscription. So it has its own screen and its own right to cancel. Terms, clause 1.2, “Garden Plan” · Chapter 4 · see Digital content, Right to cancel
Explained in Chapter 4, Digital Content Rights: Faults, Repairs and Refunds, of Consumer Terms.
Seedlark sells the subscription and Garden Plans, each a design for one garden bed. If either is faulty, the Consumer Rights Act gives the customer remedies, in a fixed order. First, Seedlark repairs or replaces what is faulty. If that fails, the customer gets money back, which may be the whole price.Read Chapter 4, Digital Content Rights: Faults, Repairs and Refunds →
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a design for one garden bed, made by the app for you and bought on its own;Read the definition in the document →
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