Board of Managers of Village Centre Condominium Ass'n v. Partners

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• holding that in order to disclaim the implied warranty of habitability, the words “implied warranty of habitability” must be used in the disclaimer and brought to the purchasers’ attention
• adding the element that an effective waiver is one that expressly disclaims the warranty of habitability and that it is ineffective to substitute terms from the Uniform Commercial Code such as \fitness for a particular purpose\
• adding the element that an effective waiver is one that expressly disclaims the warranty of habitability and that it is ineffective to substitute terms from the Uniform Commercial Code such as \fitness for a particular purpose\
• adding the element that an effective waiver is one that expressly disclaims the warranty of habitability and that it is ineffective to substitute terms from the Uniform Commercial Code such as \fitness for a particular purpose\
• adding the element that an effective waiver is one that expressly disclaims the warranty of habitability and that it is ineffective to substitute terms from the Uniform Commercial Code such as \fitness for a particular purpose\
• to be valid, a waiver of the implied warranty of habitability must refer to the warranty by name

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).