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IMPLIED WARRANTY

A warranty that is given to a purchaser by a seller as a result of the words uttered by the seller that implied a warranty or guaranty. Not explicit or written down, but an oral guarantee or a statement that implies something is true. The most common are a warranty of merchantability (suitable for sale and use for the purpose sold) and a warranty of fitness (suitable specifically for the purpose it is supposed to serve.)

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