Ledger outlines estimated delivery timeframes and clarifies when risk of loss transfers from Ledger to the consumer upon shipment.
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Once your order is shipped, the risk of loss or damage may transfer to you, meaning if a package is lost or damaged in transit, you may need to pursue the carrier rather than Ledger directly.
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Compare across platforms →Risk of loss transfer provisions must comply with EU Consumer Rights Directive Article 20, which mandates that risk passes to the consumer only upon physical possession (not upon dispatch) for distance contracts.
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Once your order is shipped, the risk of loss or damage may transfer to you, meaning if a package is lost or damaged in transit, you may need to pursue the carrier rather than Ledger directly.
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