Lecture 7 Products Liability Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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Types of warranties

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Implied warranties

Expressed warranties

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2
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UCC 2

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Brings buyer friendly provisions

They are garanties

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3
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Express warranty

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Come out of the words of the seller

Expressed by the affirmation of the fact of conformance

It affirms that the bought good will conform to that use or that purpose

The description of the good in the contract will guarantee that the goods are as the seller described them

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4
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Implied warranty

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Comes out of the relation between the seller and the buyer

Common sence

Can be denied, disclaimed since its not expressed

Contain warrant of merchantability

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5
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Warrant of merchantability

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Higher duty that the goods he sells are fit for ordinary purpose in witch such product are used

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6
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Warrant of fitness

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The goods are fit for the buyer particular purpose

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7
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Protection against warranty

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Mutual consent : Contractual understanding about the goods

Contract law allows parties to modify those guarantees in the terms of their contracts

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8
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Disclaimer

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The mutual consent can modify or eliminate a warranty obligation

“Selling as is” you sell without giving any kind of warranties

Since the buyer is supposed to read the document, so he is expected to have agreed to that

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9
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Breach of warranty

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Jsais pas lol

Statute of limitation - 4 years

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10
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Examination of the goods

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The buyers who had the opoortunity to examine the goods = there is no implied warranties

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11
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Buyer refuse to examine goods before acquisition when it is reasonnable

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UCC-2-316 : “Unilateral mistake” - No implied warranties

Law won’t reward peoples for their negligence

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12
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Trade practices

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UCC-2-316 : no implied warranties when following trade practices or standards in the way this business is done

or previous performances with the seller

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13
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Strenght of the disclaimer

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Principe : the strongest disclaimer is made between parties of equal strenght

The disclaimer is weaker when parties are not equal

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14
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Sale of product tocthe general public - Disclaimer

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Seller held to higher standard :

Disclaimer must be made boldface

Must be of a different color

Must be more visible

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15
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Idea behind geneal public sale of product disclaimer exigence

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The most uneducated and careless reader must have a very hard time proving he didn’t see it

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16
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The Magnusson-Moss warranty act of 1975

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Called the “Lemon Act”

Protection of consummers : changed law to protect consumers - Particularily targetting merchant disclaimer

17
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The Magnusson-Moss warranty act of 1975 - concrete addition regarding FTC

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Aimed to make warranties on consummer products easier to understand and enforceable by the Federal Trade Commission

Doesn’t require goods to have warranties and only deals with goods that are 15$ or more

Waranty must be conspicuous and indicates if limited or full warrantee

18
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Conspicuous warranty

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Highly visible

Color

Boldface

19
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Full warranty

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Prevent the seller from disclaiming anything

Requires the warrantor to remedy any defect in a reasonnable time and without charges

No limit to the full warrantee and applies to anyone who owns the product

20
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Full warranty - effect and exercice

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They have to repair the good

If they can’t repair the good, they have to replace it

The warrantor only needs to notify the seller that the good is broken, nothing else

21
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Limited warranty

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You can give limited warranties to buyers

It can contain disclaimers and other limitations

22
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3 derniers paragraphes

23
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Injunctive actions

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Congress allows injunctions so you can stop a producer from producting something

24
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Principe of Privity