At an auction, Mr Weak bought a crystal goblet from the company SAD for 5,000 euros. After paying the money, Mr Weak picked up the goblet. He then noticed that it was in very bad condition. Mr Weak had not been able to see the goblet before buying it and had relied on the information in the catalogue and the photographs, which showed the object to be in excellent condition. He therefore asked SAD for a full refund. SAD refused on the grounds that the sale was perfect.  Mr Weak is unhappy and would like your advice on what he can do.

1. Can he be reimbursed for the goblet?
2. Explain the legal rules applicable to this case and the possibility of Mr DURANT being reimbursed.

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Whether MrWeak can be reimbursed for the damaged goblet depends on the legal rules governing the auction and the specific terms of saleHeres a breakdo... View the full answer