merchantability

the implied warranty of merchantability ensures that products meet basic quality standards.

buyers expect merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose when purchasing goods.

the contract explicitly defines the conditions of merchantability for the merchandise.

courts often evaluate merchantability when determining product liability cases.

a breach of merchantability can result in significant legal consequences for sellers.

manufacturers must guarantee the merchantability of their products under consumer protection laws.

the standard of merchantability varies across different jurisdictions and industries.

sellers cannot disclaim the implied warranty of merchantability in some jurisdictions.

the product failed to meet basic merchantability requirements due to manufacturing defects.

documentation should clearly specify the merchantability criteria for international shipments.

consumer advocates argue that merchantability standards should be strengthened.

the expert witness testified about the technical requirements for merchantability.