Liberty Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. v. Ford Motor Company

How courts have described this case

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• stating that an express warranty is created when “[t]he seller promises that the good sold will conform to some standard which may be established by a model, a level of quality, an assurance, a description or a list of specifications”
• outlining consumer‐friendly presumptions in UCC definition of “part of the basis of the bargain” and vacating summary judgment for supplier despite undisputed evidence that additional consideration was paid for some extended warranties
• noting that “a promise is presumed to be a ‘part of the basis of the bargain’ under New Jersey law once the buyer has become aware of the affirmation of fact or promise,” and remanding for trial as to the existence of an express warranty in post-sale, extended service plans
• “a promise is presumed to be a ‘part of the basis of the bargain’ under New Jersey law ‘once the buyer has become aware of the affirmation of fact or promise’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).