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• What is the lemon law?

  Answer: The lemon law applies to a person who:

  • Purchases or leases a new motor vehicle for personal, family, or household use and not to sell or lease the new motor vehicle to another person;
  • Purchases or leases less than 10 new motor vehicles a year;
  • Purchases or leases 10 or more new motor vehicles a year only if the vehicles are purchased or leased for personal, family, or household use; or

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• What is the lemon law in Singapore?

  Coverage The Lemon Law covers all general consumer products purchased in Singapore (e.g. apparel, stationery, electronics, furniture, motorcars, etc). It does not apply to houses, land or rental/leased goods.

• What is ’lemon law’?

  Part III of the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA) of Singapore laid down a ‘lemon law’ provision where a consumer can make a claim for a defective product sold to him or her within 6 months of purchase. A seller is obligated to repair, replace, refund or reduce the price of the defective product.

• Does lemon law apply to second-hand goods and services?

  Second-hand goods and vehicles are included but satisfactory quality would take into account their age at the time of delivery and the price paid. The Lemon Law does not apply to services. It does not apply to business-to-business and consumer-to-consumer transactions.

• What are the lemon law provisions of The CPFTA?

  The lemon law provisions are sections 12A – 12F of the CPFTA. The lemon law covers all general consumer products sold in Singapore, for example, electronics, furniture, motor vehicles, apparel, stationary etc. It does not apply to services and business-to-business or consumer-to-consumer transactions.