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Nintendo customers have no legal right to tariff refunds, company tells judge

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Nintendo has urged a court to dismiss a lawsuit demanding that the company pass government tariff refunds on to consumers. In a motion filed in court, Nintendo argued that customers who purchased products such as the Switch console have no legal right to any tariff refunds that the company is due to receive from the government.

The legal challenge centers on whether consumers who paid prices affected by past tariffs are entitled to the financial relief Nintendo stands to recover. By seeking a dismissal, Nintendo is actively defending its position that it is under no legal obligation to distribute those funds back to the individual buyers of its hardware and other merchandise.

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