WHAT IS A BREACH OF EXPRESS WARRANTY CLAIM?
A breach of warranty requires an automobile, boat or product buyer or a person with a right to enforce an automobile, boat or product warranty (whether a consumer or business) to prove that: The buyer or other person was entitled to entered into a contract with a seller to purchase an automobile, boat or other product provided with a warranty. The buyer did what the warranty required them to do to do. The party issuing the warranty (usually, either a seller seller or the automobile, boat or products manufacturer) did not do what the warranty required them to do, thereby breaching the warranty; The breach of warranty was material not something trivial; and The breach of warranty caused the buyer to suffer a loss. In a breach of an express warranty claim, the buyer claims that an automobile, boat or other product did not meet the sellers factual claims or promises. Any factual claims or promises that seller makes to the buyer about an automobile, boat or other product offered for sale an
