Kizspy | Question: 43
(Choose 1 answer)
When both express and implied warranties exist, they should be construed as consistent with each other. If
they are not consistent, which warranty typically takes precedence?
A. An express warranty prevails over an implied warranty as to the same subject matter, except in the case of
an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.
B. An implied warranty prevails over an express warranty as to the same subject matter, except in the case of
an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.
C. An implied warranty always takes precedence.
D. An express warranty always takes precedence.
