Question

Which of the following is true regarding warranties under common law? Select one: A. Express warranties, the implied warranty of assignability, and warranties of title arise automatically under common law. B. Only the implied warranty of merchantability arises automatically under common law. C. Only warranties of title arise automatically under common law. D. For a warranty to exist, it must first be requested by the buyer. E. Only the implied warranty of assignability arises automatically under common law.

Answer 1

Answer: E. Only the implied warranty of assignability arises automatically under common law

Step-by-step explanation:

Implied warranty is a term that is used in common law to refer to assurance that are given to a a product that the said product is fit and in good condition for the purpose it'll be used for.

Of all the options that are given, the one that is true regarding warranties under common law is that only the implied warranty of assignability arises automatically under common law.