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1 Sales Law November 3, 2009 Winn

2 Sales Law November 3 Trade association examples? Monday 11/16 Class
Hand in Certification Mark reports Complete ISO 9000 Catalyst Quiz before class Discuss ISO 9000 problem (handout) Discuss any questions about Certification Marks Problems through 3.12

3 Express Warranties Express Warranty? Specific Measurable Fact
Unequivocal Reliance is reasonable Response to a direct question Written Puffing? General Un-measurable Opinion or recommendation Qualified or conditional Reliance is unreasonable Freely volunteered Oral

4 Benefit of the Bargain Rule Standard Rule Buyer must prove reliance
No proof of reliance needed

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