Law Ch 2

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Warranty

Back 1

creates a duty on the part of the seller to ensure that the goods he sells will confirm to certain qualities, characteristics, and conditions

Front 2

Warranty Action (4)

Back 2

1. Warranty existed
2. Breached
3. Caused suffering
4. Warranty given to seller

Front 3

Express

Back 3

any affirmation of fact or promise from seller to buyer. Dangerous and defective

Front 4

Express 4 needs

Back 4

o Affirmation
o Promise
o Description
o Sample

Front 5

Implied Breach (5)

Back 5

o Merchant sold goods
o Not merchantable
o Resulted in defective nature of goods
o Injury or property damage resulted
o Buyer gives notice to seller immediately

Front 6

313- Merchantability

Back 6

provides that the goods are reasonable fit for the ordinary purposes, which they are used.

Front 7

• 315- Fitness of particular purpose-

Back 7

the buyer knows the seller purpose and is relying on their expertise or judgment. It is void if the buyer insists on particular product

Front 8

• Strict Liability

Back 8

A merchant seller is respsonsible for personal injury or property damage that results from a defective or unreasonably dangerous product to the consumer

Front 9

Failure To warn

Back 9

The seller has the duty to give adequate warning of danger use of the produce, directions for safe use of the product, and package it safely

Front 10

Misuse

Back 10

Occurs when a buyer knowingly uses a sellers product in an inccorect dangerous manner