Question

A merchant seller who would like to exclude the warranty of merchantability can do so by doing which of the following? The merchant can sell the goods "As is." The merchant can sell the goods With All Faults." The merchant can write conspicuously that the warranty of MERCHANTABILITY is excluded, All of the above QUESTION 4 1 po In order to establish strict liability, the plaintiff must prove that: The seller sells normally the kind of product that was defective. There was a contractual relation between the plaintiff and the manufactur The manufacturer breached his duty of due care. All of the above

Answer 1

Ans 3) All of the above

A merchant seller who would like to exclude the warranty of merchantability can do so by selling the goods as is, with all faults or the merchant can write conspicuously that the warranty of merchantability is excluded.

Ans 4) The seller sells normally the kind of product that was defective.

In order to establish strict liability the plantiff must prove that the seller sells normally the kind of product that was defective.