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What kinds of warranties does California law provide for?
There are two kinds of warranties: 1) an express warranty, and 2) implied warranties. There are several laws that cover these warranties. The Song Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Song Beverly), and the California Commercial Code (UCC) are both state laws. The Magnuson Moss Act (Mag Moss) is a Federal warranty law.
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