A warranty made in writing; specif., any written affirmation or promise by a supplier of a consumer product to a buyer (for purposes other than resale), forming the basis of the bargain and providing that the material or workmanship is free of defects or will be repaired or replaced free of charge if the product […]
An oral or written statement intended to limit a seller’s liability for defects in the goods sold. • In some circumstances, printed words must be specific and conspicuous to be effective. [Cases: Sales 267. C.J.S. Sales §§ 238, 263–270.]
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Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act (mag-n[schwa]-s[schwa]n mawsormos). A federal statute requiring that a written warranty of a consumer product fully and conspicuously disclose, in plain language, the terms and conditions of the warranty, including whether the warranty is full or limited, according to standards given in the statute. 15 USCA §§ 2301–2312. [Cases: Consumer Protection 6. C.J.S.
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warrantee (wor-[schwa]n-teeor wahr-). A person to whom a warranty is given; esp., a person who receives a written warranty. • The term also sometimes applies to the beneficiary of an implied warranty.
warrantor (wor-[schwa]n-tor or -t[schwa]r orwahr-). A person who gives a written warranty or becomes obligated under an implied warranty. See 15 USCA § 2301(5).
voucher, n. 1. Confirmation of the payment or discharge of a debt; a receipt. 2. A written or printed authorization to disburse money. 3. Hist. A person who calls on another person (the vouchee) as a witness, esp. in support of a warranty of title. 4. Hist. The tenant in a writ of right.