If a written warranty is vague and indefinite, the court may apply the custom of the marketplace or what such a warranty usually means in similar transactions.

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This is because the court needs to interpret the warranty and determine its meaning, and can look to industry practices or customs to do so. If the warranty is too vague or unclear, the court may use this approach to determine what the parties intended the warranty to cover.

If a Written Warranty Is Vague and Indefinite, the Court