A used motor-vehicle dealer that breaches the implied warranty of merchantability may be required to refund to the buyer the amount of the purchase price, even if the sales contract purported to waive the warranty of merchantability.
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Jorden v. Chris' Auto Clinic
Superior Court
July 16, 2012
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