By the mere act of selling, a warranty is made that the:

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By selling a product, the seller implicitly warrants that they have the right to transfer ownership of the goods being sold, and that the buyer will receive clear title to the goods. This is known as the warranty of title. The other choices such as the quality of goods, price, and technology may be implied or explicitly stated, but they are not inherent to the act of selling and do not constitute a warranty.

By the Mere Act of Selling, a Warranty Is Made