In its most basic form, a _____ is defined as a promise or representation made by the seller, which, if necessary, can be legally enforced.

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A warranty is a promise made by the seller that can entitle the buyer to a repair, replacement, or refund if the product does not meet certain expectations. Warranties are legally enforceable and differ from statements of fact, verbal agreements, and buyer's right of rejection.

In Its Most Basic Form, a _____ Is Defined as a Promise