Returning a 3 week old refurb MB

On the 8th of Feb I took delivery of my wifes new MB from the refurb store in the UK. Last week the case started to crack.
i have a MB, it's nearly 1 year old, it's now on it's 2nd case that is also cracking and needs to go back for another repair.
I thought Apple had sorted this issue, but judging by my wifes machine, clearly not.
I'm now not keen to retian my wifes new machine as I suspect we will have the same experience with that as I've had with mine. So I'm going to attempt to reject it for a complete refund.
Anyone know where I stand on this?

Called Apple, spoke to a lady, told her the new 3 week old Mb was cracking, got ready for a fight, she asked me to hold whilst she went to check out my options. Came back 2 mins later and said the best thing was for them to have it collected and a 100% refund.
Hmmm, I almost looked forward to the fight.

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