True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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In sales law, a warranty is an assurance by one party of the existence of a fact
on which the other party can rely.
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2.
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A warranty of title cannot be disclaimed.
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3.
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Only a statement made after a contract is entered into can be an express
warranty.
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4.
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An expression of opinion by a seller will not usually create a warranty.
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5.
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A product is unmerchantable if an accident could arise in connection with the
goods.
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6.
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Merchants are required to warrant that the goods they sell are fit for their
ordinary purpose.
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7.
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The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act modifies UCC warranty rules to some extent in
consumer transactions.
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8.
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A contract can contain both an implied warranty and an express warranty.
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9.
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Express warranties displace all inconsistent implied warranties.
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10.
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An express warranty cannot be limited.
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11.
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A manufacturer's duty of care does not extend to the inspection and
testing of products bought to incorporate in the final product.
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12.
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Privity of contract between the plaintiff and the defendant is required to bring
a product liability suit based on any theory.
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13.
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A public policy underlying the imposition of strict product liability is that a
manufacturer who makes an unsafe product should be put out of business.
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14.
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To avoid strict product liability, a manufacturer must make a product entirely
safe for all uses.
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15.
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A manufacturer's liability to an injured party on a strict product
liability theory can be virtually unlimited.
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16.
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To support the imposition of strict product liability, a product must be
substantially changed from the time it is sold to the time an injury occurs.
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17.
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Only the manufacturer of a defective product can be strictly liable for an
injury or damage caused by the product.
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18.
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A design defect is not the sort of product defect that will support the
imposition of liability on a strict product liability basis.
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19.
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A seller must warn those who buy a product of harm that could result from the
foreseeable misuse of the product.
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20.
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A statute of repose may limit the time within which a plaintiff can file a
product liability suit.
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