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Old 06-21-2022, 02:47 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
For libraries in the USA, I have heard some interesting comments on the First Sale Doctrine which would appear to allow the library to purchase a physical book from any vendor and then be able to loan it out.
My understanding of that is that may not cover rental or hire. It was purely about the ability to resell a physical item, a right taken for granted in most countries.

Buying a physical item for resale, or reselling it after use, isn't the same as hires and rentalsin most countries for most things. Like a retail car warranty might not apply to rental or taxi usages.

Similarly the EU wide consumer protection of fit for purpose, no makers defects and as advertised (1 to 6 year protection depending on product) only applies to retail sales to private persons. Not wholesale sales or rentals.
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