When, in the sale of goods, a seller makes a guarantee about the quality of goods.
A representation, usually in writing, that a fact in relation to a transaction is as stated or promised. See guarantee.
A written warranty, issued by the manufacturer of a new motor vehicle. The express warranty provides certain promises concerning the vehicle's condition, fitness for use, and the manufacturer's obligations to repair the vehicle, including any terms or conditions under that warranty.
an affirmation of fact or promise made by a seller which becomes a basis of the bargain in a sale transaction with a buyer
an assertion or promise concerning goods or services
an explicit offer made voluntarily by the seller that a product will perform according to particular expectations
an express written or oral affirmation or promise about a product
a promise or guarantee from the seller
a promise to repair certain parts of your car, or a statement of fact regarding the quality of your car
a verbal or written statement that guarantees that a product is of a certain quality or will work in a certain way or for a certain amount of time
a warranty explicitly given by a manufacturer or seller
a written agreement stating specifically what items should be in good condition
a written guarantee from the manufacturer or distributor that
a written guarantee from the manufacturer or The seller should honor the warranty by making a refund, repair, or replacement
a written guarantee that the device will perform the specific functions for which you intend to use it
a written promise made to the consumer about the product or about the commitment on the part of the manufacturer or seller to repair the product if it is defective
a written warranty, effective as of the vehicle's in-service date, provided by the manufacturer and includes the mileage and time limits for covered components with exclusions
A written or spoken promise about the performance of goods you have bought, or about the repairs that will be done free of charge for a certain period of time. Express warranties are usually issued by the manufacturer. There is no law that requires the manufacturer to give a written warranty. Electric goods, new cars, cameras and new commercial goods usually come with a manufacturerâ€(tm)s warranty.
A promise by the insured, set out in a policy, that a given thing shall or shall not be done or that a state of affairs will or will not exist.
A positive representation, made by a seller, concerning the nature, character, use, and purpose of goods, that induces the buyer to buy and on which the seller intends the buyer to depend.
A guarantee about the quality of goods or services made by a seller.