let the buyer beware
Purchase at risk
Let the buyer beware is a principle holding that purchasers are responsible for examining goods before buying and cannot later complain about defects they should have noticed.
The Latin phrase *caveat emptor* expresses the same idea.
It's a let-the-buyer-beware situation—no refunds once you drive off the lot.
- caveat emptorWarning to shoppers
- caveatWarning or qualification
- buyObtain through payment
- purchaseGoods obtained for payment
- as isIn present condition
no refunds · cautionary · disclaimer · admonition · prudence · fraud · bargain · warranty · liability · fine print · small print · disclosure · discernment · negligence · lemon law · exploitation · due diligence · terms and conditions
- buyer disclaimerscaveat emptor, as is, no refunds, final sale, no warranty
- legal maximscaveat emptor, mens rea, bona fide, prima facie, ex post facto
let the buyer bewareimplied warranty
Unwritten legal product promise
consumer protection · product liability · lemon laws · buyer protection · money-back guarantee
let the buyer bewareconsumer rights
Legal safeguards for purchasers
buyer protection · consumer advocacy · the customer is always right · fair trade · consumer confidence