Monticello v. Winnebago Industries, Inc.

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• stating that plaintiff failed to establish that good sold was defective at time of sale
• “Plaintiff's claim for breach of implied warranty fails because Plaintiff is not in privity with Defendants.”
• under Georgia law, a written warranty that provides for repair or replacement of parts is breached when the purchaser returns the product to the dealer for repair and repair is refused or unsuccessful
• under Georgia law, a written warranty that provides for repair or replacement of parts is breached when the purchaser returns the product to the dealer for repair and repair is refused or unsuccessful
• under Georgia law, a written warranty that provides for repair or replacement of parts is breached when the purchaser returns the product to the dealer for repair and repair is refused or unsuccessful
• \Georgia Courts have found no breach of warranty where the plaintiff has received some repairs under the warranty but fails to return to the manufacturer or its authorized dealer for a final attempt to repair.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).