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of <h1>Section 59 of Sales of Goods Act: Buyers can reduce price or sue for damages if warranty breached.</h1> Section 59 of the Sales of Goods Act, 1930, outlines remedies for a breach of warranty. If a seller breaches a warranty, the buyer cannot reject the goods solely due to this breach. Instead, the buyer may either reduce or extinguish the price owed to the seller or sue for damages. Additionally, if the buyer has already reduced the price due to the breach but suffers further damage, they may still pursue legal action for those additional damages.
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