Are there warranty obligations for sellers in Thailand?

Warranty obligations for sellers in Thailand: **Implied warranties (Civil and Commercial Code):** **Warranty against defects (Section 472):** - Sellers warrant that goods are free from defects that diminish their value or fitness for purpose - Applies even without a written warranty - Buyer must notify seller of defects within a reasonable time - Claim period: 1 year from delivery (or discovery of hidden defects) **Warranty of title (Section 475):** - Seller warrants they have the right to sell and the buyer will have quiet possession **Product Liability Act B.E. 2551 (2008):** - Strict liability — no need to prove negligence - Applies to manufacturers, importers, sellers, and brand owners - Covers physical injury, death, and property damage from unsafe products - Claim period: 3 years from knowledge of damage, maximum 10 years from sale **Consumer Protection Act:** - Goods must match their description and advertising - Labels must be accurate and in Thai - Unfair contract terms limiting warranty rights may be void **Express warranties:** - Additional written warranties from the manufacturer or seller - Must be honored as stated - Cannot reduce statutory implied warranty rights **Remedies available:** - Repair or replacement of defective goods - Price reduction proportional to defect - Full refund (rescission) for serious defects - Compensation for damages caused by defective products