Liability for breach of warranty

Quelle: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/warranty

TL;DR

The legal responsibility of a party when it fails to comply with a contractually or legally guaranteed warranty related to goods or services (e.g., defects or failure to meet stated quality, condition, or performance assurances). In logistics and supply chain contexts, this may arise when a supplier, carrier, or vendor does not meet the promised quality, condition, or performance guarantees. …

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