g if there are two or more warranties in a particular transaction, and the terms of the warranties are inconsistent with one another, then, group of answer choices a) a sample takes priority over an inconsistent general description. b) an express warranty has priority over all inconsistent implied warranties. c) a general description has priority over technical specifications. d) an express warranty has priority over an inconsistent implied warranty, but not an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. e) a and d.

If there are two or more warranties in a particular transaction, and the terms of the warranties are inconsistent with one another, then, a general description has priority over technical specifications.

Hence, option (c) is correct.

States, not the federal government, are in charge of implied warranties. Inherent guarantees of merchantability and fitness are the two main categories. Fitness vs merchantability refers to whether or not a product will satisfy the buyer's expectations in a fair manner.

If there are two or more warranties in a particular transaction, and the terms of the warranties are inconsistent with one another, then, a general description has priority over technical specifications.

In such cases, a general description has priority over technical specifications, because of the nature of warranties, it is impossible for more than one warranty to be created in a single transaction.

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