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Surely not. The example given was a faulty throttle on a car. If that breach of warranty results in serious injury or damage to others, I suspect you'd want mor
by sjy 11y ago
Surely not. The example given was a faulty throttle on a car. If that breach of warranty results in serious injury or damage to others, I suspect you'd want more than a refund.
- kedean 11y agoThen that is what lawsuits are for, not preventative law that can be super abused.