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Comment On Ontario's Bill 110 "An Act To Provide For Warranties In The Sale Of Consumer Products, Nadine Cooper Mont
Comment On Ontario's Bill 110 "An Act To Provide For Warranties In The Sale Of Consumer Products, Nadine Cooper Mont
Dalhousie Law Journal
The government of Nova Scotia has recently made some limited improvements to the law of products liability1 . Merchant sellers are no longer permitted to contract out of the three basic obligations or "implied warranties" contained in the old Sale of Goods Act: to deliver a merchantable article, 2 fit for the buyer's purpose 3 which corresponds to the description under which it was sold. 4 The reformulation of these old common law obligations which first received statutory recognition in 18935, was done in a somewhat ambiguous and unsatisfactory manner. 6 Of far greater consequence to consumers however, is the …