§ 2701 Collateral Contract Remedies
This law says that if you break any extra promise that comes with a sale contract, you can still get the usual help (like suing) even if other rules try to limit it.
A person sells a used bike and also promises to give a free safety check for a year. If the seller later refuses to do the safety check, the buyer can still sue for that broken promise.
Even though other parts of the law might try to limit what you can do, this rule makes sure the buyer can still get a remedy for the broken side promise.
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§ 2701 Collateral Contract Remedies
Last verified: January 10, 2026