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If the manufacturer expressly disclaims all implied warranties, can I still recover damages? |
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If the manufacturer has successfully disclaimed all implied warranties, you cannot recover damages for an injury not covered by an express warranty. However, specific statutes govern the language and methods which manufacturers must follow to disclaim implied warranties. You should consult with an attorney experienced in product liability law, who can interpret the language used by the manufacturer to disclaim express warranties.
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