In the case between Lush and Bar and Grill, the warrant of merchantability needs to be affirmed by Bar and Grill as the current custodian of the wine glass. Therefore, the bar needs to take care of the damages that have resulted and pay up Lush for presenting to him a broken glass. Under the laws of merchantability in the United States of America, a buyer has the right to sue, as seller where the good bought does not conform to its ordinary uses. The law further compels that there has to be a written contract during the purchase of such goods to ensure that the agreeable standards have been met while making the purchase. Legally, Bar and Grill needs not to pay Lush for the damages as the product that has been sold to Lush is wine and not the
