· 11/3/1975
McCarty v. E. J. Korvette, Inc.
Citations
- 347 A.2d 253
- 28 Md. App. 421
How courts have described this case
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- exclusion of consequential damages for personal injury and property damage in warranty accompanying sale of automobile tires unconscionable, though not prima facie so
- tire guaranty against all raod hazards an express warranty; is an affirmation of fact regarding the tire's existing qualities and capabilities
- contractual limitation of consequential damages for injury to person and property due to breach of warranty on consumer goods is unconscionable under Uniform Commercial Code and common law
- damages limitation clause cannot convert express warranty into promise to replace
- damages limitation clause cannot convert express warranty into promise to replace
- express warranty cannot later be negatived
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Judges: Gilbert, Davidson, Moore
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