Difference between revisions of "Warranty"
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| − | A warranty (or guaranty) is a statement or representation by a seller that his goods and/or services will perform as promised in the terms of sale. | + | A '''warranty''' (or '''guaranty''') is a statement or representation by a seller that his goods and/or services will perform as promised in the terms of sale. |
Alternatively, a warranty is a promise that a proposition of fact is true. | Alternatively, a warranty is a promise that a proposition of fact is true. | ||
Revision as of 19:27, December 25, 2007
A warranty (or guaranty) is a statement or representation by a seller that his goods and/or services will perform as promised in the terms of sale.
Alternatively, a warranty is a promise that a proposition of fact is true.