Sellers of goods sometimes attempt to disclaim (avoid) their liability under warranties.Which type of warranty disclaimers must be written in order to be effective?

A) Disclaimers of industrywide liabilities.
B) Disclaimers of the warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.
C) Disclaimers of the warranty of the Magnuson-Moss Act.
D) Disclaimers of the warranty of strict liability.

Warranty Disclaimers

Legal statements that negate or limit the seller's liability for certain defects or failures in the goods or services provided.

Written

Expressed or conveyed by means of letters or symbols on a surface, typically intended to ensure permanence and clarity of the communication.

Liability

A legal obligation or responsibility that may arise from contracts, torts, or statutes requiring one party to compensate another.