Tom owns a hardware store at which he sells power tools.Tom sells a cordless drill to Victor who takes it home.Victor is injured when he uses it because the drill is defective.Victor can sue Tom for a breach of the implied warranty of merchantability.

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As a seller of goods, Tom has an implied warranty of merchantability, which means that the goods he sells must be fit for their ordinary purpose and free from defects. Since Victor was injured due to a defective cordless drill sold by Tom, he has a valid claim for a breach of this implied warranty.

Tom Owns a Hardware Store at Which He Sells Power