The Minister may issue decisions specifying warranty periods, conditions thereof, and prices of after-sales services for some goods, in proportion to the nature of those goods and the conditions of trading them in the markets, taking into account the following: 1. The importance of the relevant goods to the consumer; 2. The subjective characteristics, conditions of trading, or the commercial custom of each good; 3. Existence of a need to avoid arbitrariness against the consumer, in the event that the provider intends to draft the warranty conditions in a vague manner or restricts it with the aim of discharge itself from legal obligations in this regard; 4. The need to ensure that the commercial agent provides all the warranties granted by the principal in relation to the goods subject of the agency; and 5. The provider shall provide warranties that prove to be given in other countries where the conditions of trading are similar to the country.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.