I think phrases like "not of acceptable quality" and "not fit for purpose" might be apt. You can't make a claim against advertised faults/bugs. But you can on non-advertised ones, especially if they are unable to be fixed with software.
I think phrases like "not of acceptable quality" and "not fit for purpose" might be apt. You can't make a claim against advertised faults/bugs. But you can on non-advertised ones, especially if they are unable to be fixed with software.
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