A seller cannot be held liable for the breach of an express warranty if the seller honestly believed that the warranted statement was true.

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A seller can be held liable for the breach of an express warranty regardless of their belief in the truth of the statement, as express warranties are affirmations of fact or promises made by the seller to the buyer about the goods being sold, forming part of the basis of the bargain.

A Seller Cannot Be Held Liable for the Breach of an Express