348. Criteria for distinguishing between conditions and warranties.
348. Criteria for distinguishing between conditions and warranties.
Contract (Volume 22 (2019)) | Commentary
During the nineteenth century, the courts began to develop the means of classifying terms as conditions or warranties1. The present position is that terms may be classified by statute2,
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