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Finally, consider Frida's potential claim with regard to the cake, whether a seller will be considered negligent will depend on whether it was reasonable to expect them to examine the cake for fault, or warn of any possible risks. It was emphasized that the defect would. have been very easy for the seller to discover, whereas, for example, a cake retailer would not be expected to check the hardness or soft of cake. However, be expected to make sure that Frida buys the cake from a reputable supplier and to store. it correctly. The Consumer Protection Act 1987 is unlikely to apply, because the cake was not sold in the course of a business. Finally, consider the demands of potential Frida on the cake, whether the seller would be reckless to. depending on whether it is reasonable to expect them to detect any cake or warn of possible risks. It has been emphasized that the defects will be much easier for vendors to discover, for example, while retailers cake is not expected to determine the hardness or softness of the cake. However, expect to ensure Frida bought a cake from a reputable manufacturer and stored correctly. Consumer Protection Act of 1987 is unlikely to be used because the cake is not sold on the business.
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