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

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Alexa Warady · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), when two warranties are found to be inconsistent, the intention of the parties determines which warranty prevails. This principle allows for the prioritization of one warranty over another based on the agreement or understanding between the parties involved.

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

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