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is an individual who acquires goods that are intended primarlily for personal, family, or household use. |
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allows one or several persons to sue on behalf of themselves |
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this is an order requiring a company to stop the specified conduct |
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is a voluntary court-enforcable agreement to stop an illegal or qustionable practice |
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permits a party to a contract to reocver money or property |
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unfair method of competiton |
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is any method of doing business that is characterized by bad faith, deception, fraud or a tendancy to inhibit or monopolize |
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a customer is tricked to buy a more expensive product |
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is the relationship that exists between or among contraction parties |
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is a legal obligation stemming from the affxing of responsibilty to compensate buyers, users, and even those standing nearby for injuries caused by a defective product |
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is an assurance given by one party to an agreement to the other of a fact upon which to offer more protection to injured plaintiffs and make them more able to recover |
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an explicity made assurance of quality, deception, or performance include in the written or oral terms of the sales agreement by the seller |
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an express warranty that obligates the seller to repair or to replace a defective product without cost to the buyer and within a reasonable time |
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any warranty that provides less protection than a full warranty |
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an implicit warranty obligation imposed by law on all sellers |
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warranty of merchantability |
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is an assurance that the goods are fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used |
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is a repudiation or renunciation of a right or power typically or legally vested in a person |
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