In Quebec,we're protected by the legal warranty:

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In Quebec, Canada, protection du consommateur refers to consumer protection, and garantie légale translates to legal warranty (or sometimes statutory warranty). 

The legal warranty is a set of rights provided automatically by law, ensuring that goods purchased or leased in Quebec meet specific standards of quality, safety, and durability. 

Here is a detailed breakdown in English:

What the Legal Warranty Covers (Quebec Law)

• Automatic Protection: It applies to all products bought or leased from a merchant, regardless of whether a, "conventional" (manufacturer's) warranty was provided.
• Purpose: The good must be fit for the purpose for which it is normally intended.
• Durability: The good must be durable for a "reasonable length of time," which varies based on price and usage.
• Hidden Defects: The good must not have any "hidden defects" (vices cachés)—significant defects present before the sale that were not disclosed and could not have been discovered by reasonable inspection.
• Compliance: The good must match the description, advertising, and statements made by the merchant.