noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
express
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The contract will generally contain an express warranty intended to be in substitution for a condition which would otherwise be imposed.
implied
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The purchaser should not accept any argument that implied warranties are adequate.
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One particular point should also be made here about the implied warranty of fitness for purpose.
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There is in fact no implied covenant or warranty on the part of the landlord in this regard.
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There are, however, implied warranties of quiet possession, etc.
■ VERB
give
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At the very least the Purchaser will expect the Vendor to give this warranty so far as it is aware.
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The Vendor should not be required to give representations, as opposed to warranties .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Almost all the equipment on offer will be second hand, but warranties are offered on most products.
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Car retailers sell vehicles with various kinds of warranties concerning replacement of faulty parts at the suppliers expense.
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Culver noted that water heaters come with two types of warranties, five years and 10 years.
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Manufacturers may be prepared to offer product support in the form of a warranty or repair or replacement service.
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The contract will generally contain an express warranty intended to be in substitution for a condition which would otherwise be imposed.
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The product has a 10-year warranty against wear, fading or staining.
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The stores return the systems to the manufacturers, who check out the machines and renew their warranties before they are auctioned.
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There's your warranty of a way out.