Fred goes to Carla,a knowledgeable dog breeder,and tells her that he wants to get a dog that will be good with small children.Carla sells Fred a dog.When Fred takes the dog home,it bites both his small children and causes them serious injuries.Fred can sue Carla for breach of

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When a buyer relies on the seller's expertise and advice to purchase a product that will be suitable for a specific purpose, there is an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. In this case, Fred specifically told Carla that he wanted a dog that would be good with small children, and Carla, being a knowledgeable dog breeder, sold him a dog. However, the dog ended up not being suitable for that purpose and caused serious harm to Fred's children. Therefore, Fred can sue Carla for breach of an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.

Fred Goes to Carla,a Knowledgeable Dog Breeder,and Tells Her That