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warranty
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warranty
certification that particular animals or chattels are of a particular quality or quantity. Includes warranty of freedom from specifically nominated diseases, warranty of pregnancy, of vaccination or surgical procedure having been performed, of death of an animal. The warranty implies that the vendor will refund the purchase price or replace the item with a comparable one if the first falls short of the warranty.


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