123 My Street
					Mytown
					Mypostcode
					1 April 2000

Seller
Address
Postcode


Dear Sir/Madam

Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended)

I refer to my purchase of <goods description> from your
shop on <date>.  On <date> it developed serious faults,
only <number> of days after I bought it from you.
The faults with the goods are:
<detail faults>

Section 14 of the above Act gives me certain rights in
regard to the sale of goods, including for example
implied terms about the fitness of the goods for their
purpose, and that they should be of satisfactory
quality.
The fact that the goods you supplied became faulty after
only <number> days indicates to me that they were
inherently faulty at the date of purchase.  I consider
therefore that you are in breach of contract, and I 
am legally entitled to reject the goods and claim a full
refund of monies paid.

However, while reserving my rights under the above Act
I am prepared to give you an opportunity to repair the
item without charge to me.
I expect the repair to put the goods into a 
'new' condition and if it does not I will reject the
goods and seek a full refund.


Yours faithfully

<myname>