Which of the following is true of lemon laws in Canada?
A)They are generally the same as lemon laws in the U.S.
B)They allow for replacement of defective parts but do not provide for a new car unless the plaintiff agrees to pay the difference between the amount received for the used car when sold and the amount charged for the new car.
C)They guarantee the buyer of a lemon a return of all consideration.
D)They guarantee a buyer of a lemon car a new car.
E)Canada does not have a lemon law such as we have in the U.S.Instead,Canada has an arbitration program through which a buyer may lodge complaints.

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A)Canada does not have lemon laws.Instead,each province runs an arbitration program through which a buyer can lodge complaints against a carmaker for selling a car that the consumer perceives as being damaged goods.
B)Canada does not have lemon laws.Instead,each province runs an arbitration program through which a buyer can lodge complaints against a carmaker for selling a car that the consumer perceives as being damaged goods.
C)Canada does not have lemon laws.Instead,each province runs an arbitration program through which a buyer can lodge complaints against a carmaker for selling a car that the consumer perceives as being damaged goods.
D)Canada does not have lemon laws.Instead,each province runs an arbitration program through which a buyer can lodge complaints against a carmaker for selling a car that the consumer perceives as being damaged goods.
E)Canada does not have lemon laws.Instead,each province runs an arbitration program through which a buyer can lodge complaints against a carmaker for selling a car that the consumer perceives as being damaged goods.

Which of the Following Is True of Lemon Laws in Canada