Basselen v. General Motors Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing why an “as is” warranty was sufficiently clear and conspicuous to shield, under 810 ILCS 5/1-201(10), the seller from liability
• affirming grant of summary judgment where plaintiffs provided no basis on which a finder of fact could conclude that their continued use of the vehicle was reasonable under the circumstances
• affirming grant of summary judgment where plaintiffs provided no basis on which a finder of fact could conclude that their continued use of the vehicle was reasonable under the circumstances
• although certain disclaimers of warranties were in smaller print, and could be disregarded, “as is” disclaimer was in “conspicuous print” and in a “prominent” place in the middle of the form, and was therefore effective

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