Business Law - Warranty

1. Molly bought a used car for $8000 from AB Used Cars, Inc. Before the purchase, the salesperson told Molly the car she purchased was a 2001 Ford. He also told Molly, “This is the best used car in town, and worth at least $9.000. It was appraised for $9200 last week. The engine is in great shape; it has just had a tune-up, and has 4 new tires.” After purchasing the car, Molly received the sales papers and car title that indicated the care was actually a 1999 Ford worth only $6000. Analyze and describe whether any warranties were created by the salesperson's statements to Molly. 2. On Alice's recent birthday she received a card from her father saying that he was giving her a new desk and table to be made by a local furniture maker. They would be ready in about a month. A week later, without Alice's knowledge, her father talked to the furniture maker about rescinding the contract for the table. The furniture maker agreed to this. About a month after her birthday, the furniture maker delivered the desk. When Alice asked about the table, she learned about the rescission. As she was putting items into the desk, she noticed that the workmanship was poor. Among other problems, two drawers would not operate properly and the finish had several flaws. Alice wants to sue both the furniture maker and her father for the defective desk and the table. Discuss her options.