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A relative kindly bought me a Fuji camera as a birthday gift. They've also given me a copy of the original sales receipt, however the details on the receipt (name/address/etc) are my relative's.

If I need to make a warranty claim for the camera, would I be able to do so? Or would I need to ask my relative to make the claim on my behalf as they are technically the original owner? The camera has not yet been registered online and I'm based in the UK. The camera was purchased from a specialist UK photography retailer.

 

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