Murray v. D & J Motor Co., Inc.

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• stating that fraudulent misrepresentations “concerning the condition, value, quality, characteristics or fitness of the goods” could render an “as is” clause “unreasonable and ineffective”
• \as is\ clause is not a defense to a claim alleging deceptive and unfair trade practices under the state's consumer protection statute

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