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Claim that a boat 'works awesome' doesn't count as a warranty, Sask. judge says

Summary by Ground News
Saskatoon man tried to claim damages for a boat that sputtered to a stop during its first outing. The trouble began for a Saskatchewan man in June 2019, around 45 minutes into a day on Candle Lake. He had purchased the boat on April 4, 2019 from a man who lived on an acreage near Silton, Sask.

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Claim that a boat 'works awesome' doesn't count as a warranty, Sask. judge says

An attempt to claim damages for a boat that sputtered to a stop during its first outing didn't hold water with a Saskatoon judge.

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CTV News broke the news in Canada on Thursday, June 23, 2022.
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