A warranty under the Sale of Goods Act is a contract term the breach of which will allow the victim of the breach to refuse to go through with his or her side of the agreement.

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A warranty under the Sale of Goods Act is a guarantee or promise made by the seller regarding the quality, performance, or characteristics of the goods being sold. Breach of a warranty typically gives the buyer a right to claim damages or compensation, but it does not generally allow them to refuse to fulfill their contractual obligations. However, a breach of a condition (a more serious contractual term) under the Act would allow the buyer to refuse to accept the goods and/or terminate the contract.

A Warranty Under the Sale of Goods Act Is a Contract