
Is a seller`s inability to pass the clear title of a property to a buyer, as by a defect in title.
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(n) Breach of warranty is the failure to justify or satisfy the statement of quality whether implied or not, assurance made prior hand etc, with or without an intention to mislead the other party
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Violation of an agreement between a seller and a buyer as to the condition, quality, or title of the item sold. It can apply to title of real property or goods, or to an assurance about quality of an item sold. The warranty need not be expressed, but may be implied from the circumstances at the time of sale. The party making the warranty is liable ...
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In commercial terms, a warranty is made by one party to another, a statement of fact usually relating to condition or quality of goods. A warranty may be express or implied. A breach of warranty occurs when the promise is broken, i.e. product is defective or not as a reasonable buyer should expect.
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[
n] - a breach that occurs when an item is deficient according to the terms of a warranty
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noun a breach that occurs when an item is deficient according to the terms of a warranty
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