Hartman v. Jensen’s Inc.
South Carolina Supreme Court
289 S.E.2d 648 (1982)
- Written by Robert Cane, JD
Facts
Carl Hartman (plaintiff) purchased a mobile home from Jensen’s Incorporated (defendant). Jensen’s was a retailer of mobile homes. Jensen’s contract for sale of its mobile homes contained a disclaimer for implied warranties in a section under the bold heading “Terms of Warranty” in all capital letters. Hartman incurred damages due to defects in the mobile home. Hartman sued Jensen’s for breach of express and implied warranties. Jensen’s was found to have breached express and implied warranties, and judgment was entered for Hartman. Jensen’s appealed.
Rule of Law
Issue
Holding and Reasoning (Lewis, C.J.)
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