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Duty of care as a repairer - safety
This has come up on another forum. Let's say you specialise in
repairing/servicing vintage hi-fi. A customer brings a system to you to repair the record deck but you see that the high voltage valve/capacitor components are in a dangerous state. The customer says just service the deck. Do you have any duty to decline the repair/service as you can't return the system in a safe state? Or any liability if you do? I appreciate this isn't the same as say a gas boiler. |
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