Jack went into a hardware store to purchase a saw.He told the salesclerk that he wanted a saw that would cut through copper tubing.The salesclerk referred Jack to a wall of saws,and Jack purchased one.What kind of warranty,if any,did the salesclerk make?

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If a buyer comes into a store and asks the salesclerk for a saw to cut through some copper tubing and the salesclerk refers the customer to a wall of different saws, it is reasonable for the buyer to assume that all the saws on the wall will satisfy the particular purpose that the buyer has indicated. Thus, an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose has been created.

Jack Went into a Hardware Store to Purchase a Saw