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Builders’ warranties – what are they, and how long do they last?

In law, a warranty is simply a promise or an undertaking that is given to you by someone you have contracted with. For example, a builder warrants to his client that his work complies with the building code. If that promise or undertaking turns out not to be correct, the client can sue the builder for compensation.

by Geoff Hardy

Auckland Commercial Lawyer

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