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Because a warranty imposes a duty on the seller, a breach of warranty is a breach of the seller's promise.
Breach of Warranty
A legal term referring to the failure to fulfill the terms of a promise or guarantee made in a warranty.
Seller's Promise
A commitment by the seller to the buyer that certain conditions, such as the quality or delivery of a product, will be fulfilled.
Duty on the Seller
The responsibility of the seller to deliver goods that meet the criteria specified in a sales contract, including aspects like quality, quantity, and timelines.
- Contrast express warranties against implied warranties as they pertain to sales agreements.
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- Contrast express warranties against implied warranties as they pertain to sales agreements.
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