QUESTION 12 April owns a hardware store and has used a riding Lawnmower to mow the grass around the store. April decided
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QUESTION 12 April owns a hardware store and has used a riding Lawnmower to mow the grass around the store. April decided
QUESTION 12 April owns a hardware store and has used a riding Lawnmower to mow the grass around the store. April decided to upgrade to a better riding lower and decides to sell the old town ower. She placed the riding Lawnmower in the middle of his hardware store with a sign that said, "wrower for sale $500. Sold As-is. Maria purchased the lower. The first time she used it, the blade flew of the lawn mower and cut off her foot. She sued April and the hardware More for breach of express and implied warranties. What will be the outcome of the Nigation? Mars will win because the language "Sold As Isis insufficient to disclaim express and implied warranties. O April will win because the lawnmower was "Sold As Is. April will win based on the statute of Wimitations. O Maria will win because the purchase price of the lawnmower was more than $250.