Across
- 3. Unstated warranty imposed by law on all sellers in order to ensure minimal standards of contractual performance.
- 4. A voluntary, court-enforceable agreement to stop an illegal or questionable practice.
- 7. A order from a government agency that requires a company to stop the specified improper conduct.
- 11. Any method of doing business that is characterized by bad faith, deception, fraud, or a tendency to inhibit competition or monopolize.
Down
- 1. Let the seller beware.
- 2. An assurance of quality or promise of performance explicitly made by the seller.
- 5. Let the buyer beware.
- 6. An individual who acquires goods that are primarily intended for personal, family, or household use.
- 8. Improper business practice involving luring buyers with an understocked, abnormally low-priced good only to sell them a more profitable one.
- 9. A legal obligation stemming from the affixing of responsibility to compensate buyers, users, and even those standing nearby for injuries caused by a defective product.
- 10. Any warranty that provides less protection than a full warranty.