Is it possible to eat and drink in the store to pay for goods

You go through a huge hypermarket and wanted to drink. Water bottles are next only to stretch out his hand. But you can make a purchase at once: after 10 minutes, half an hour, an hour - as lucky. A thirst hurts now. And you tormented question: Is it legal to drink from a bottle and pay for water at the checkout?

Another risky and common situation - when they start whining children. They are asking for juice, fruit puree, chocolate. You can negotiate and quickly shove them into the hands of the coveted delicacy. And again the question: Is it permissible to do so?

According to the lawyer of the legal service of the European Shirokova, the ownership of the thing occurs at the time of its transmissionCivil Code, Article 223. The time of the property right at the purchaser under the contractThat is, after the paymentCivil Code, Article 454. Contract of sale.

According to the law, until the product is paid for, you do not have to use it right. To the register he stores the property and will be your receipt after receipt, confirming the deal on the transfer of goods.

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Before payment the buyer has the right toCivil Code, Article 495. Providing customers with information about the product:

• Inspect the goods and to get acquainted with him - alone and with the help of the seller.
• Require that the seller in his presence demonstrated the effect of the product and check the properties, but it is impossible for the food category.
• Ask to gastronomic products are sold in sliced ​​form, including bread 400 grams - is divided into halves and quarters (except for options in their original packaging).

However, the consumer's right to try or eat food items until payment is nowhere spelled right. At the same time, if a person puts the package was unwrapped in a basket with a clear intention to make a purchase, nothing terrible will happen. But if he "forgets" a commodity in the hall, the store has the right to require the buyer to administrative liability for petty theftAdministrative Code, Article 7.27. petty theft someone else's property by embezzlement or fraudOf the Criminal Code, Article 159. Fraud - it depends on the extent of damage.