Vintage Homes, Inc. v. Coldiron

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• holding jury verdict of breach of warranty of fitness for ordinary use of mobile home as dwelling supported by evidence of more than one dozen electrical, plumbing, and aesthetic defects, as well as a buckled roof, most of which “permit[ed] the elements to enter into the trailer”
• considering evidence of “fifteen separate defects . . . [which] were certainly of a serious nature” in support of breach of warranty for mobile home’s - 20 - PITTMAN V. HENRY MONCURE MOTORS, INC. Opinion of the Court fitness of use as dwelling
• “... notice under section 2-607 need not be a specific claim for damages or an assertion of legal rights.”
• section 2-607 notice is between buyer and immediate seller

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