An implied warranty is created by statements of the seller and not imposed by law.

Name: An implied warranty is created by statements of the seller and not imposed by law.
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Under the UCC, an implied warranty is a warranty that is imposed by law rather than by statements, descriptions, or samples given by the seller. An implied warranty arises independently and outside the contract. The law annexes it, by implication, into the contract that the parties have made.

An Implied Warranty Is Created by Statements of the Seller