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  • warranty
    / Express warranties

    Under the UCC, a seller creates an express warranty by any promise, description, or use of sample or model that relates to the goods and becomes part of the basis of the bargain. Thus, representations about the quality of a product, its uses,…

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    Under the UCC, a seller creates an express warranty by any promise, description, or use of sample or model that relates to the goods and becomes part of the basis of the bargain. Thus, representations about the quality of a product, its uses,…

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  • flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina
    insurance
    / Warranties

    …warranties that must be considered: express and implied. Express warranties are promises written into the contract. There are also three implied warranties, which do not appear in written form but bind the parties nevertheless.

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    …warranties that must be considered: express and implied. Express warranties are promises written into the contract. There are also three implied warranties, which do not appear in written form but bind the parties nevertheless.

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