Lemon Lat Act, Lemon Law

Puppy Lemon Law - Vermont

This Law also contains the provisions that require the seller to cover the costs of testing for defects. If a defect is found, the seller may be liable for double the purchase price of the dog.

Pros: reasonable period in which to find congenital or hereditary defects.

Cons: applies to everyone except backyard breeders.

* Applies to: pet dealer (any one who engages in the sale of more than 1 litter or 2 animals over six months of age per year).
* Contagious or Infectious Disease: 7 days
* Congenital or Hereditary Defects: 1 year
* Failure to Produced Advertised Registration Papers: no
* Replacement: yes plus the cost of veterinary fees to certify the dog as unfit for purchase up to the purchase price of the dog.
* Refund: yes plus the cost of veterinary fees to certify the dog as unfit for purchase up to the purchase price of the dog.
* Reimbursement of Veterinary Expenses to Treat Dog: yes, up to the purchase price of the dog.

Source: www.malteseonly.com



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