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Originally Posted by Wicked_and_Crazy View Post
Does the sale of goods act in the UK apply to a dutch company?
It's a group of companies, and according to their website, the headoffice is located in Norway.

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Komplett.co.uk is a part of the Komplett group of companies which is among the leading e-commerce companies in Europe. Last year we received an order almost every minute (24/7) through our webshops. The stocks of our mother company Komplett ASA are listed on the Oslo Børs (www.ose.no) under the ticker KOM. We operate with webshops in six countries and have warehouses both in Norway and in the Netherlands
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Our headoffice and main warehouse is in Sandefjord, Norway.

In addition to Komplett.co.uk in the UK, we also run Komplett.no in Norway, Komplett.se in Sweden, Komplett.dk in Denmark,Komplett.ie in Ireland, Komplett.be in Belgium, Komplett.nl in the Netherlands, Komplett.de in Germany and Komplett.at in Austria. We also have a warehouse in the Netherlands which supplies our UK, IE, BE, NL, DE and AT customers with products.
Assuming you have purchased the item from Komplett.co.uk, I would think the sale of goods act does apply.
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