Definition : Warranty contract

A warranty contract is a legally binding agreement between a manufacturer or seller and a buyer, in which the manufacturer or seller promises to repair or replace a product if it fails to meet certain standards or specifications within a specified period of time. This contract provides the buyer with a guarantee of quality and performance, giving them peace of mind and protection against potential defects or malfunctions. It serves as a form of insurance for the buyer, ensuring that they will not incur additional costs for repairs or replacements due to faulty products. Warranty contracts are commonly used for consumer goods such as electronics, appliances, and vehicles, and can also be extended to cover services and workmanship.

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