Legal Question in Business Law in Arizona
Is a no refund policy required to be posted in a store or be told about it to be legal? The furniture store took my payment and then I signed a receipt of merchandise paper. When I tried to return item next day in unopened boxes they told me of the no refund policy that was on the paper I signed after paying for the product.
Asked on 9/14/13, 4:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Brian Strickman
Strickman Law Office, PLLC
A no refund policy does not have to be posted in a store or told to you to be legal. While this may be good customer service, it is not required by law.
Answered on 9/16/13, 9:59 am
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