Warranty
/ˈwɒr.ən.ti/
Definitions
- (n.) A guarantee or promise that a product or service meets certain standards or conditions.
The car came with a three-year warranty covering all major repairs.
- (n.) A legal assurance or guarantee in a contract that certain facts or conditions are true.
The seller gave a warranty that the property was free of liens.
Forms
- warranties
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Commentary
In legal drafting, distinguish warranties from mere statements of opinion; warranties create enforceable obligations.
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