Definition of Lemon Laws



Lemons are perishable and start to rot if not preserved properly. It would be unfair to intentionally sell a rotten lemon to anyone. The lemon laws are consumer protection laws that protect the consumers from being victims of using faulty vehicles and other consumable products and services.

 


The laws generally give the consumer a right to replace the item or to receive a refund against the faulty product after a product is seems to be not useable after reasonable attempts of repairing. The main purpose of these laws is to restrict the manufacturers from intentionally manufacturing and selling substandard quality products.     


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