Article 477: Time limits for the detection of defects in the goods transferred

1. Unless otherwise established by law or by a contract of sale, the buyer is entitled to submit claims relating to defects in the goods, provided that they are found within the time limits fixed by the law. 2. If the goods are not subject to a security period of validity, the defects of the goods may be claimed by the buyer, provided that the defects of the tov sold ara was discovered within a reasonable time, but within two years from the date of delivery to the buyer, or within a longer period when the time limit is fixed by law or the contract of sale. The time period for identifying defects in the goods to be transported or shipped by post is calculated from the date of delivery of the goods to their destination. is entitled to submit claims relating to defects in the goods when defects are discovered within the guarantee period. The guarantee period is shorter than the main product and the buyer is entitled to submit claims relating to defects in the component if found during the guarantee period. If the contract establishes a period of guarantee longer than the period of guarantee for the main product, the buyer is entitled to submit a claim for payment for the whole item. 4. B with regard to the security period for the component item, regardless of the expiry of the guarantee period on the main item. 5. In cases where the goods are found to be defective, the buyer is entitled to submit claims relating to defects in the goods if they are found within the period of validity of the goods. a The contractual guarantee period is less than two years and the defects of the goods are discovered by the buyer after the expiry of the guarantee period, but within two years from the date of delivery they buy elu, the seller is liable if the buyer proves that the defects of the goods arose prior to the delivery of the goods to the buyer or for reasons arising prior to that point.