Can a buyer complain of defects in a product that they have had an opportunity to inspect before purchasing?

Saskatchewan, Canada


The following excerpt is from Lemke v. Pulvermacher, 2007 SKPC 134 (CanLII):

Where there is no evidence of fraudulent misrepresentation, a buyer cannot complain of defects in a product that the buyer has had an opportunity to inspect before purchase (Kinch v. Sharbell, supra).

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