If it is unreasonable for two warranties to be considered consistent, the intention of the parties determines which is dominant.

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Damarcus Johnson · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  This statement is true. When two warranties are considered inconsistent, the intention of the parties involved in the contract determines which warranty will be given priority over the other.

If it is unreasonable for two warranties to be considered consistent, the intention of the parties determines which is dominant.

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