AAMI MORTUARY LAW FINAL EXAM SCRIPT
2026 FULL SOLUTION PRACTICE
◉ warranty. Answer: guarantee or a promise made by the
manufacturer or seller that the goods or services offered really are
what they claim to be or that goods or services are what a
reasonable person has a right to expect
◉ warranty divided into. Answer: express warranties
implied warranties
◉ express warranties. Answer: explicit and specifically stated
promises
◉ implied warranties. Answer: guarantees that are suggested or
inferred from known facts and circumstances
◉ warranties limit. Answer: liability of the manufacturer
◉ express warranties has two types. Answer: express warranty by
promise
express warranty by description, sample or model
,◉ express warranty by promise. Answer: explicit definite promise
by the seller of goods that the goods will have certain characteristics
warranty is made by the seller to the buyer and becomes part of the
basis of the agreement and it creates an explicit warranty that the
goods will be as promised
◉ express warranty by description, sample or model. Answer: any
description of goods which is made part of the basis of the bargain
creates an express warranty that the goods shall conform to the
description
◉ ucc. Answer: uniform commercial code
◉ ucc uniform commercial code. Answer: buyer may refuse
delivered goods if the goods are not the same as described by the
seller or do not conform to the sample or model used by the seller to
effect the sale
◉ timing of expressed warranty. Answer: most are made before or
during the sales transaction, writing or oral statements issued by the
seller after the transaction has been completed also can be
interpreted as express warranty
◉ breach of express warranty. Answer: when statements of fact
about the quality of merchandise, construction, price durability
, performance effectiveness and safety are made part of the contract
and later prove false the buyer may bring action against seller
◉ disclaimer of express warranties. Answer: denial or repudiation in
an express warranty that places specific limitations in the warranty
◉ denial or repudiation in express warranty. Answer: disclaimer
◉ disclaimer. Answer: serves to limit effectiveness of the warranty
◉ parol evidence rule. Answer: prohibits the use of oral testimony
which contradicts the explicit written word
court would be prohibited from considering oral warranties or
disclaimers that are inconsistent with the written document
◉ implied warranties of merchantability types. Answer: implied
warranty of merchantability
warranties of fitness
◉ implies warranty of merchantability. Answer: law assumes that
goods sold by merchant/seller are fit to be sold or resold therefore
carry an implied warranty of merchantability
2026 FULL SOLUTION PRACTICE
◉ warranty. Answer: guarantee or a promise made by the
manufacturer or seller that the goods or services offered really are
what they claim to be or that goods or services are what a
reasonable person has a right to expect
◉ warranty divided into. Answer: express warranties
implied warranties
◉ express warranties. Answer: explicit and specifically stated
promises
◉ implied warranties. Answer: guarantees that are suggested or
inferred from known facts and circumstances
◉ warranties limit. Answer: liability of the manufacturer
◉ express warranties has two types. Answer: express warranty by
promise
express warranty by description, sample or model
,◉ express warranty by promise. Answer: explicit definite promise
by the seller of goods that the goods will have certain characteristics
warranty is made by the seller to the buyer and becomes part of the
basis of the agreement and it creates an explicit warranty that the
goods will be as promised
◉ express warranty by description, sample or model. Answer: any
description of goods which is made part of the basis of the bargain
creates an express warranty that the goods shall conform to the
description
◉ ucc. Answer: uniform commercial code
◉ ucc uniform commercial code. Answer: buyer may refuse
delivered goods if the goods are not the same as described by the
seller or do not conform to the sample or model used by the seller to
effect the sale
◉ timing of expressed warranty. Answer: most are made before or
during the sales transaction, writing or oral statements issued by the
seller after the transaction has been completed also can be
interpreted as express warranty
◉ breach of express warranty. Answer: when statements of fact
about the quality of merchandise, construction, price durability
, performance effectiveness and safety are made part of the contract
and later prove false the buyer may bring action against seller
◉ disclaimer of express warranties. Answer: denial or repudiation in
an express warranty that places specific limitations in the warranty
◉ denial or repudiation in express warranty. Answer: disclaimer
◉ disclaimer. Answer: serves to limit effectiveness of the warranty
◉ parol evidence rule. Answer: prohibits the use of oral testimony
which contradicts the explicit written word
court would be prohibited from considering oral warranties or
disclaimers that are inconsistent with the written document
◉ implied warranties of merchantability types. Answer: implied
warranty of merchantability
warranties of fitness
◉ implies warranty of merchantability. Answer: law assumes that
goods sold by merchant/seller are fit to be sold or resold therefore
carry an implied warranty of merchantability
