Question

a limited warranty is any written warranty that does not meet all of the requirements of a full warranty.
true
false
which implied warranty is used when the seller knows about a particular purpose for which a good will be used and advises the buyer?
warranty of fitness for a particular purpose
warranty of merchantability
warranty of title

Explanation:

First Question (True/False)

A limited warranty is defined as a written warranty that doesn't fulfill all the requirements of a full warranty. So the statement matches the definition.

• "Warranty of fitness for a particular purpose" applies when the seller knows the specific purpose the buyer has for the good and advises them, as it implies the good is fit for that stated purpose.
• "Warranty of merchantability" is about the good being fit for ordinary use.
• "Warranty of title" is about the seller having the right to sell the good.

So the correct option is the one related to the particular purpose.

Answer:

True

Second Question (Multiple Choice)