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Subject: Re: Implied(?) Contracts
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Date: Mon, 13-Jun-83 15:55:24 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun 13 15:55:24 1983
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   I believe the Uniform Consumer Protection Act (or whatever it's called)
clearly specifies that unless an agreement is explicitly stated BEFORE
purchase, you cannot exclude merchantability and fittness for particular
purpose.  I know this is true in NY.  
   In other words, unless part of the purchase order/contract, or written
on the outside visible to the purchaser (which won't help you much if you
sell by mail order), those exclusions are not worth the paper they are
written on.
        Don McClimans
        (allegra or seismo)!rochester!ritcv!dpm