In Schuchmann v. Air Services Heating and Air Conditioning, where a company refused to provide air conditioning service after five years on a product with a "lifetime warranty," the court held that lifetime does not mean that; it is commonly understood to mean a "reasonable" length of time.

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In Schuchmann v. Air Services Heating and Air Conditioning, the court did not make a ruling on the definition of "lifetime warranty" as described. The case provided does not exist or is not accurately represented in terms of its findings on warranty definitions. Typically, the interpretation of "lifetime warranty" can vary, but it generally refers to the lifetime of the product, not the purchaser, and is subject to the terms and conditions set by the company offering the warranty.

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