Simple definition
A warranty that may arise by law even if not expressly written in the contract.
A warranty that may arise by law even if not expressly written in the contract.
A contract may use “implied warranty” when describing a warranty that may arise by law even if not expressly written in the contract.
A warranty that may arise by law even if not expressly written in the contract.
Representations and warranties state facts, promises, or assurances that a party is making in connection with the agreement.
They can allocate responsibility for inaccurate statements and may connect to remedies, indemnity, or termination rights. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
A warranty that may arise by law even if not expressly written in the contract.
Representations and warranties state facts, promises, or assurances that a party is making in connection with the agreement.
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