The word "warranty" comes from the Latin word for "wait- and- see." As a result, it is necessary to consider all of the circumstances of a case before determining whether or not an innocent party is entitled to discharge a contract on the basis of a breach of warranty.

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The word "warranty" does not come from the Latin word for "wait-and-see." It is derived from the Old French word "garantie," which means a guarantee or assurance.

The Word "Warranty" Comes from the Latin Word for "Wait-