Palmer, a contractor, goes to a dealership and asks for a truck capable of handling a 5000-pound load. He makes it clear he wants the salesperson to select an appropriate truck. The salesman picks a truck without mentioning the load-capacity. Relying on the salesman's choice, Palmer buys the truck. However, the truck can only handle a 2500 -pound load and Palmer cannot use it for work. Palmer wants to sue the dealership because he didn't get the truck he desired. Which of the following warranty theories gives Palmer his best chance of recovery? Implied warranty of merchantability. Express warranty. Implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. Express warranty of merchantability. What type of damages in a product liability suit has been limited in some fashion by more than half the states. consequential damages lost profits punitive damages compensatory damages