Warranty Law

Warranty law, as part of consumer protection, ensures that products meet certain standards of quality and performance. It involves promises made by sellers—either explicit, like a written warranty, or implied, such as the expectation that a product is fit for its intended use. If a product fails to meet these promises, consumers have rights to repairs, replacements, or refunds. Warranty law exists to protect buyers from defective products and ensure they receive what they paid for, contributing to fair transactions and consumer trust in the marketplace.