Make the expressions and then match them with their definitions.

   

                               CLAUSE               PRODUCT  

   MERCHANTABLE                                                EXEMPTION

                      LIABILITY          REASONABLE

   IMPLIED                                          EXPRESS              TIME

                                ESSENCE

                      TERM                                      TERM

   INTERMEDIATE                              QUALITY  

                                         STIPULATIONS                     TIME

   

   

    1. Goods must meet a basic level of quality and performance that would be reasonable to
       expect given: the description of the goods, the price of the goods, any other relevant
       circumstance.
    2. The area of law in which manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and others who
       make products available to the public are held responsible for the injuries those products
       cause. It is usually based on one or more of the following causes of action: design
       defect, manufacturing defect, a failure to warn.
    3. A term in a contract, commonly found in insurance policies, whereby one party seeks to
       exclude or  limit liability in respect of obligations arising under the contract.
    4. A term in a contract that is not stated in the agreement, but will be assumed to exist by
       the courts.
    5. A term which is either expressed orally or is actually written into the contract.
    6. A term in contract law which indicates that the parties to the agreement must perform by
       the time to which the parties have agreed if a delay will cause material harm.
    7. A delay in performing may be justified if it is reasonably required, based upon subjective
       circumstances such as unexpected weather.
    8. The breach of these terms may or may not entitle the buyer to reject the goods, and that
       everything depends on the consequences of the breach rather than on a prior classification
       of the term broken.