Hoagland v. Celebrity Homes, Inc.

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• limitation in letter of warranty did not apply to implied warranties because the letter \contain[ed] no words of limitation that would indicate the intention of the builder to abrogate or limit his common law implied warranties\
• limitation in letter of warranty did not apply to implied warranties because the letter “eontain[ed] no words of limitation that would indicate the intention of the builder to abrogate or limit his common law implied warranties”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).