Warranties
/ˈwɒrən.tiz/
Definitions
- (n.) Promises or guarantees made by a seller regarding the condition or attributes of goods or property.
The contract includes warranties ensuring the product is free from defects.
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Commentary
Used primarily in contract law, warranties are distinct from representations and conditions; precise drafting distinguishes express and implied warranties.
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