The failure of the seller of real property to pass title as either expressed or implied by law in the conveyancing document.
An infraction of an agreement as to the quality, title, content or condition of a thing sold; may also be a failure to perform as promised.
When used in reference to an insurance applicant or policyowner, the result of making fraudulent statements or withholding information that causes an insurance company to assume a risk it would not otherwise insure. Misrepresentation by the policyowner as to a condition precedent to the issuance of the policy. (See also: condition precedent.) This act voids the policy. (See also: warranty.)
a breach that occurs when an item is deficient according to the terms of a warranty
In real property, the failure of the seller to pass title as either expressed or implied (by law) in the conveyancing document.
Warranties are statements of commitments by the insured on the literal truth of which the insurance contract depends. Warranties may relate to matters existing at or before the time the policy is issued or may be undertakings by the insured that something be done or omitted after the policy takes effect and during its continuance. Breach of warranty exists when a warranty is broken or violated by an insured.
Damages resulting from the failure of a party under contract to maintain or repair.
The failure or violation of a warranty, written, expressed, or implied, due to a defect in a product.