express warranty
Explicit seller promise
An express warranty is an explicit promise or guarantee about a product's quality, features, or performance.
Unlike implied warranties that exist by operation of law, express warranties arise from specific statements, descriptions, or demonstrations made by the seller: The manufacturer's express warranty covers defects for two years.
They can be written or oral.
- consumer rightsLegal safeguards for purchasers
- liabilityLegal or financial obligation
- contract lawRules governing binding agreements
- sales agreementContract for transferring goods
- merchantabilityFitness for ordinary purchase
representation · product defect · lemon law · guarantee · money back guarantee · satisfaction guaranteed · full refund · advertising claims · enforceability · stipulation · refund policy · as advertised · fine print · terms and conditions · trade practices · service agreement · indemnity · manufacturer
- consumer rightsrefund, repair, returns, replacement, buyer rights
- warrantiesimplied, bumper to bumper, coverage, coverage limit, coverage limits
- warranty termscoverage, claims, expiration, duration, start date
- Product Liabilityproduct defect, manufacturing defects, defective goods, defectiveness, defects
- sales lawsale, buyer, goods, seller, contract termination
- Product Safetyproduct recall, safety standards, warning labels, choking hazard, safety recalls
express warrantyno warranty
as-is · warranty disclaimer · caveat emptor · as-is sale · buyer beware
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