1.   The waste-factory that produced these defective goods roared day and night.

2.   The manufacturer would offer various remedies for defective goods returned direct to him, for instance, repair, replacement or money back at his option.

3.   This is an unsatisfactory position when what he really wants is to have the defective goods repaired or replaced.

4.   For instance, a manufacturer may sell defective goods which the buyer then sells on to a third party who suffers loss or injury because of the defect.

5.   The majority of consumer complaints concern defective goods and centre upon claims for pure economic loss.

6.   If her husband chose, he could send her back to her family as defective goods and break the contract.

7.   The errors included problems with receivables from suppliers and vendors for defective goods and the rotation of its inventory.

8.   These advocates are not asserting, as in most product liability cases, that the gun industry makes defective goods.

9.   They included problems with receivables from suppliers and vendors for defective goods and the rotation of its inventory.

10.   And all retailers, big and small, are free from legal responsibility for defective goods they receive from manufacturers but do not alter.