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 implied warranty.

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An implied warranty is not created by the seller's statements or actions but arises by operation of law, ensuring that goods meet certain minimum standards of quality and performance.

During Negotiations, the Seller May Induce the Buyer to Buy