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Implied warranty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Warranty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
To avoid confusion, one should note that the word warranty has a variety of meanings both in ordinary parlance and at law. (i) The original meaning of the verb warranty was "to promise or covenant som...
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Because reasonable expectations do not depend simply on what the supplier says but on other circumstances as well, implied warranties apply even when the supplier says nothing at all.
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An implied warranty is a warranty that goods will meet a basic standard of quality. It is based on the premise that a buyer has a reasonable expectation ... What rights do I have if the goods I bought violate the implied warranties? ... What are my rights under implied warranties? Can a merchant sell a good "as is"?
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The Legal Term * Implied Warranty Of Merchantability * Defined & Explained ... The 'Lectric Law Library's Lexicon On; * Implied Warranty Of Merchantability *;
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The Legal Term * Implied Warranty * Defined & Explained ... IMPLIED WARRANTY - A guarantee imposed by law in a sale. Even though the seller may not make any explicit promises, the buyer still gets some protection.
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Early on Arizona, like most states, refused to apply the rule of implied warranties to the sale of real property.[1] However, following the post-World War II housing boom and the development of mass homebuilding,[2] courts nationwide began to extend implied warranties to the sale of new homes as buyers no longer stood...
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