§ 2605 Buyer'S Defect Disclosure Duty

• •If you buy something and reject it, you must tell the seller exactly what’s wrong with it—otherwise, you can’t complain about those problems later.
• •If the seller could have fixed the problem if you told them on time, you lose the right to reject it for that reason.
• •If both buyer and seller are businesses, the seller can ask in writing for a full list of problems, and the buyer must give it.
• •If you pay for something without saying you’re keeping your right to complain, you can’t get your money back for problems you could have seen in the papers.

You buy a used car and notice the radio doesn’t work, but you don’t tell the dealer. Later, you try to return the car because the radio is broken.

The dealer could say, ‘You didn’t tell me about the radio when you rejected the car, so you can’t use that as a reason now.’ If the dealer could have fixed the radio easily, you lose the right to complain about it later.