Understanding Implied Warranty Rules

Summary

The implied warranty of merchantability under UCC Article 2 ensures goods are fit for ordinary use when purchased from a merchant. This warranty does not apply to private sales, such as buying from a neighbor. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act requires clear disclosure of terms for express warranties on goods over $25. To perfect a security interest in bearer bonds, possession is necessary until the loan is repaid.

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The correct answer is "implied warranty of merchantability."
Student purchased a lightly used * electric mower from his neighbor who is selling it because he hired a yard service. Student will automatically get a UCC Article * implied warranty of merchantability in this transaction. This warranty means the mower will function in the way a mower is intended to. Group of answer choices True False
The correct answer is "False." Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article *, the implied warranty of merchantability applies to transactions involving a merchant. Since the neighbor is not a merchant in selling lawn mowers, this warranty does not automatically apply to this transaction.
The UCC provides several implied warranties in the sale of goods when warranties are not disclaimed. Which warranty is guaranteed under an implied warranty when goods are purchased from a merchant who routinely sells goods of that kind? Group of answer choices goods are free of hidden security interests or liens. goods are not subject to a rightful claim by any third party. all the answer choices are correct. goods perform the function they are intended to perform (merchantability)
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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), when goods are purchased from a merchant who routinely sells goods of that kind, the implied warranty of merchantability is guaranteed. This means the goods purchased will perform the function they are intended to perform. Thus, the correct answer is "goods perform the function they are intended to perform (merchantability)."
If a seller of consumer goods costing more than $* chooses to make an express written warranty, what does the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act require of this seller? Group of answer choices Seller must warrant that all parts replaced within one year from date of purchase will be free. Seller must warrant that all labor for repairs will be free. Seller must warrant that consumer may return the goods for a full refund or replacement for a one year period. No answer choice is correct.
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The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act requires sellers who offer an express written warranty for consumer goods costing more than $* to clearly and conspicuously disclose the warranty terms and conditions. It does not specifically mandate any of the options given in the answer choices.
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Understood. Here's the answer:
"No answer choice is correct."
A merchant financing a consumer goods sale agrees to use buyer/debtor's negotiable instruments of bearer bonds as collateral for a loan. What method, if any, will perfect the merchant's security interest in these bearer bonds? Group of answer choices no answer choice is correct. take possession of the bearer bonds until debtor's loan is fully repaid. The security agreement should state this arrangement with the bonds listed by bond number in the agreement. Bearer bonds are almost the same as cash, and cash cannot be used as a security interest. secure a judicial order giving merchant/creditor a perfected security interest in these instruments.
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To perfect a security interest in bearer bonds, the merchant should take possession of the bonds until the debtor's loan is fully repaid, with the arrangement clearly stated in the security agreement. Would you like more information on this topic?