An oral warranty made by the seller before or at the time of a sale that is contrary to the terms stated in the written warranty is not binding.

Name: An oral warranty made by the seller before or at the time of a sale that is contrary to the terms stated in the written warranty is not binding.
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Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a written warranty supersedes any oral statements, making the written terms binding over any contradictory oral warranties.

An Oral Warranty Made by the Seller Before or at the Time