During negotiations, the seller may induce the buyer to buy goods by making claims or by taking other actions. When those statements or actions relate to the quality, condition, or performance of the goods, the seller creates an express warranty.

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This statement is true. When a seller makes statements or takes actions related to the quality, condition, or performance of goods, they are creating an express warranty. This is a type of warranty that is explicitly stated by the seller, as opposed to an implied warranty which arises from the circumstances of the sale.

During Negotiations, the Seller May Induce the Buyer to Buy