Attorney Michael Campbell Explains The Difference Between An Implied And An Express Warranty
What's the difference between express and implied warranties? An express warranty is written, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Michael Campbell, while an implied one is imposed by law from the nature of the deal, product, or relationship. His example: the implied warranty of habitability—never written in a lease, but a landlord can't rent out an uninhabitable place.
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Answered by Michael Campbell · Pierce County, WA
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What's the difference between express and implied warranties?
An express warranty is written or spelled out, while an implied one is imposed by law from the nature of the deal, product, or relationship.
What's an example of an implied warranty?
The implied warranty of habitability—never written in a lease, but a landlord can't rent out an uninhabitable place.
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