In an express-warranty case, a plaintiff a. may not be able to recover unless she can show

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In an express-warranty case, a plaintiff

a. may not be able to recover unless she can show that she is not only a user but also a member of the general class of public that the manufacturer knew or should have known would have been reached by the warranty.

b. must show that she believed the seller’s representations.

c. can recover for property damage and personal injuries but not consequential and incidental damages.

d. all of the above.

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Tort Law

ISBN: 9780357454800

7th Edition

Authors: J. Stanley Edwards, Traci Cull

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