Autzen v. John C. Taylor Lumber Sales, Inc.

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• post-sale survey of a used boat can create an express warranty if it “induce[d] and [was] intended by the Seller to induce Buyer’s satisfaction with the agreement just made”
• The bargain relevant to the creation of a warranty under the UCC does not occur at any fixed point in time but “describes the commercial relationship between the parties as to the product.”
• The bargain relevant to the creation of a warranty under the UCC does not occur at any fixed point in time but \describes the commercial relationship between the parties as to the product.\
• The court noted the distinction between the language of section (1)(a) of UCC § 2-313 which provides that “[a]ny affirmation of fact or promise made by the seller to the buyer . .. creates an express warranty” and section (1)(b

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