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Furthermore, Czech law provides for a statutory guarantee against any defect occurring
in your product within twenty-four months from the original date of purchase. If the defect
occurs within this timeframe you can claim a replacement for your defective product,
if it is not disproportionate in regard to the nature of the defect.
If the defect relates only to a part of the product you can only claim replacement
of this part. In case such replacement or repair is not possible, you can withdraw
from the contract. If, however, the replacement of the product or its part
is disproportionate to the nature of the defect, in particular where the defect
can be repaired or removed without undue delay, you have the right to have
your product repaired free of charge.
You can also claim a replacement or repair of your defective product or part
of the product in case of reoccurring defects which prevent you from proper usage
of the product. If the defect occurs repeatedly (i.e. more than three times),
you can withdraw from the contract and ask for a refund of the purchase price
in exchange for the defective product.
If you wish not to claim your rights as described above, you can ask for a proportionate
discount from the purchase price. You can also claim a discount in case the seller
is not able to provide you with defect-free product, replace the defective part or repair
the product. The discount is also available to you if the seller fails to provide a remedy
for your claim within a reasonable time or where such a remedy would cause substantial
difficulties to you.
Your claims under Czech law can be raised with the seller from whom you bought
the product within the statutory time limits as stated above. If you want to exercise
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