If the product fails to meet the terms of its warranty, the buyer or lessee can sue for contributory negligence.

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Contributory negligence refers to a legal defense used by defendants in negligence cases, arguing that the plaintiff's own actions contributed to their injuries. It does not apply in cases where a product fails to meet its warranty. In such cases, the buyer or lessee may be able to sue for breach of warranty.

If the Product Fails to Meet the Terms of Its