Implied Warranty Always Applies To Defects
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- Contracts1
Example wrong choices
14399_shepherd-psalm-transform · CONTRACTS · Choice APeter wins, because Daniel impliedly warranted that the ram was fit for breeding purposes.
Why it's attractive
Both parties knew fertility was untestable; no reliance on seller's expertise
Why it's wrong
Both parties knew fertility was untestable; no reliance on seller's expertise
14399_shepherd-psalm-transform · CONTRACTS · Choice BPeter wins, because both parties were mutually mistaken about the ram's fertility when they made the agreement.
Why it's attractive
Both parties knew they didn't know — that's uncertainty with assumed risk, not mistaken belief
Why it's wrong
Both parties knew they didn't know — that's uncertainty with assumed risk, not mistaken belief
14399_shepherd-psalm-transform · CONTRACTS · Choice DDaniel wins, because any mistake involved was unilateral, not mutual.
Why it's attractive
Both parties shared the same knowledge; unilateral mistake doesn't apply
Why it's wrong
Both parties shared the same knowledge; unilateral mistake doesn't apply
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