UCC Breach of Warranty
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The document discusses potential warranties in a sales contract under the Uniform Commercial Code, including express warranties, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and warranty of title. It also discusses how warranties can be disclaimed or limited, potential damages for breach of warranty, and defenses to breach of warranty claims, such as lack of notice or unreasonable use. Finally, it provides a checklist of elements to plead in a breach of warranty case.
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