what is the difference between warrenty and guarantee ?
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i think you meant warranty which means \n1. a guarantee given to the purchaser by a company stating that a product is reliable and free from known defects and that the seller will, without charge, repair or replace defective parts within a given time limit and under certain conditions. \n2. an assurance by the seller of property that the goods or property are as represented or will be as promised.\n\nguarantee: 1. a promise or an assurance, especially one given in writing, that attests to the quality or durability of a product or service. \n2. a pledge that something will be performed in a specified manner.
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The difference is that a lease is a contract to rent a given property for a set time and for a set amount. When you rent without a lease, there is no guarantee either way, and the renter can leave at will, and the landlord can evict you at will -- though laws vary, and even without a lease some states may make it difficult for a landlord to kick you out on a moment's notice if you're current with the rent.\n\nWith a lease, as the renter, you are guaranteed that the rent won't go up during the lease (unless the lease says it can) but, in turn, you are legally obligated to pay the full amount of the lease even if you move out before the lease is up. But many landlords will simply charge you a "lease break fee" to get out of a lease early. There's a little more to it than this, for example, if you do break a lease, the landlord is obligated to fill the apartment as quickly as possible, and charge you only for the time that the property was vacant and not for the full remainder of the lease.\n\nThere are also rental agreements that are not leases. Like a lease, it spells out the rules, what utilities are included with the rent, pets, etc., but doesn't obligate ether party for a long term agreement -- typically, requiring 2-weeks notice from either landlord or tenant.
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As a sweetner most new home builders provide a warranty....but remember the test in the law....for those with out warranty--is that any REASONABLE person should be able to expect..the home sold to be for its intended purposes--even if years later..material defects are discovered;contact you ATTorney General...if in doubt ,,or FRAUD is suspected!
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Computers are so fragile that you shouldn't try to buy the most reliable one, you should buy the one with the best warranty that won't charge you to fix whatever the problem is you are having for the longest time.  With computers it seems to always be something.
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check is just a regularity.  inspection is to check specifically for certain things.
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if its bad (and still under warrenty) they will replace it.\n\nif its just a little warp, you are SOL
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The Song-Beverly Consumer Act gives the purchaser an implied warranty of merchantability an implied warranty of fitness on goods, provided that the goods are not excluded from these warranties. One example of excluded gods are goods that are sold "as is", providing that they bear the required written disclaimer.\n\nMore specific cases of what's included, excluded, or can be covered by an additional service contract or warranty are in the text of the bill, which is available through the source link.
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Sureties means:\nThe condition of being sure, especially of oneself; self-assurance. \nSomething beyond doubt; a certainty. \nA pledge or formal promise made to secure against loss, damage, or default; a security. \nOne who has contracted to be responsible for another, especially one who assumes responsibilities or debts in the event of default. \n\nSo if a bond is without sureties no one (other then the borrower) is responsible for paying the debt back to the lender.
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Our expectations are something that come from 100 percent logical values. to expect something is to realize that it will happen; and therefor to bank on it. To hope for something, however, simply means that you may rely on it happening, and genuinely believe that it will, but that from an exterior perspective, it isn't good to rely on it.
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1) when the accident happens\n2) contingent liability expires
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It's an insurance form, issued on paper.  It's a statement to the "holder" (ie, Radio Shack) that the insured (you) has the type of policy described below (usually general liability, auto liability, workers compensation,  & other).  Furthermore, it states that in the event that one of your policies should cancel (ie, for nonpayment of premium, mid term), or change terms (ie, you lower your coverage limit) that the insurance company will attempt to give a set amount of notice (usually 10-30 days) PRIOR to the cancellation/change  going into effect.  \n\nIf you have a general liability policy, your agent can issue it.  If you don't, you'll need to get one.
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Warrenty Warrenty Warrenty. That is what you want to look at. I would also recomend if your purchasing a laptop buying it at a store so you do not have to go though the hasel of shipping it back if anything does break. But online sure has some nice deals.
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futures - future contracts.\nIt is a contract to buy or sell a certain underlying instrument (e.g. a stock) at a certain date in the future and at a pre-defined price.\n\noptions - option contracts.\nIt is also a contract. The holder of the contract has the right (but not an obligation) to buy or sell certain instrument on or before a future date.
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You simply head to a local insurance agent and start one.  Only should cost you about $100 year, give or take some, unless the franchise you are dealing with requires more of the surety, but I doubt it.\n\nA surety bond is simply an additional insurance policy (which I think is a joke, but we MUST do it) that covers your business in a little way.  Why is it needed is something I would like to know but I am guessing in the business world it is considered that a business with a surety is more trustable and liable.\n\nOnce you get your surety, be aware that other offers may come in the mail for surety as well so pay attention to not buy something you already have.  Some insurance companies prey on those who don't pay attention to their paper work closely.\n\nDeal with an agent IN YOUR TOWN only so you can show up and ask them questions any old time you feel like it!!\n\nGood luck and Happy Sunday! \n\n : )
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What is the nature of the risk you are "insuring"? For example, Auto insurance protects against the risk one faces from having an accident.\n\nA type of business that falls into your line of thinking is third party warranties. Think about extended warranties on products. You buy them, typically when you purchase the product. You agree to the terms of the contract and it protects you from the risk of the product breaking, but it is not insurance.\n\nIt depends on the nature of the risk you are offering protection against.
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Statutorily (without a contract), there is the implied warranty of "habitability"\n\nmeaning that the house must be "habitable"\n\nMost contracts are much more extensive....read the contract.
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It means that they have a guarantee that the product will work when it arrives.\n\nDOA = Dead on Arrival.