Under the Code, what constitutes an "express" warranty? Does an express warranty have to arise through words? b. Which of the fo
llowing would be an express warranty? Explain. (1) This is the best computer available in town. (2) This car has new brakes. (3) This sample is just like the one in the box. (4) In my opinion, this is a better video recorder than the one made by this competitor. (5) As a mechanic, I think this car is in good running order and should give you no problems for at least three months.
(4) In my opinion, this is a better video recorder than the one made by this competitor.
(5) As a mechanic, I think this car is in good running order and should give you no problems for at least three months.
Explanation:
An express warranty is an agreement done by a seller to the customer to provide repairs or a replacement for a faulty product, component, or service within a specific time period after it was purchased. No particular form of words is necessary to constitute an express warranty. Following are the examples of express warranty i.e. In my opinion, this is a better video recorder than the one made by this competitor. As a mechanic, I think this car is in good running order and should give you no problems for at least three months.
It would be the girls’ dogs since there are multiple owners of the dogs. You keep the girls plural and use the apostrophe at the end to make it girls’ since it is both plural and possessive.
