At times,a manufacturer or seller issues statements limiting a warranty to provide less protection than the law requires.Such statements do not have the force of law,and the manufacturer or seller is still responsible for breach of:
A) good faith.
B) guarantee.
C) indemnity.
D) warranty.

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The statement in the question refers specifically to a warranty, and even if the manufacturer or seller attempts to limit the warranty, they are still responsible for breaching it. Breach of good faith, guarantee, or indemnity are not directly addressed in the statement.

At Times,a Manufacturer or Seller Issues Statements Limiting a Warranty