§ 1795 Non-Manufacturer Warranty Obligations
This law says that if someone other than the manufacturer makes a promise about a product, they have to keep that promise just like the manufacturer would.
If a store sells you a TV and says it has a 2-year warranty, but the TV breaks after 1 year, the store has to fix or replace it just like the TV maker would.
The store made a promise about the TV, so they have to follow through, just like the company that made the TV.
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§ 1795 Non-Manufacturer Warranty Obligations
Last verified: January 9, 2026