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An express warranty is a clearly stated guarantee by a seller of a product that a product will perform in a certain manner. It is distinct from an implied warranty, which is imposed by the law even when not clearly stated. In many cases, both express and implied warranties will apply.
→ Read MoreThe construction contract should have some language on warranty and check with the State office of the Attorney General or the Contractors License Board as to any required warranties that the builder must provide by State law.
→ Read MoreWhether or not your contractor has to give you a written contractor warranty can vary by state. It can also vary based on the type of work being done. In some instances, even if the contractor does not give you a written contractor warranty, you may have some rights against defects in the workmanship or service.
→ Read MoreA warranty is a guarantee of the quality and performance of a product. A warranty can be either written or oral and it can be either express or implied.
→ Read MoreAn implied warranty is a warranty that is considered inherent within the transaction between the buyer and seller. Specifically, an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose does not have to be specifically stated in words by the seller.
→ Read MoreWith the holiday season just completed, consumers are assessing not only what they received, but also the damage on their credit card bills. Businesses who reached out to consumers during the holiday shopping season must also brace for the prospect of returning purchases and refunds. As a consumer, it’s important to know when you have the right to return a defective product as well as take advantage of the little-known cooling-off period.
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