The Pet Shop owner is planning to open a new store in Cupertino. However, he has become concerned about implied warranties under the Uniform Commercial Code (since liability is a major concern for businesses in California). The Shop owner has come to you for advice how to protect his store from implied warranty liability under the UCC. Review the Implied Warranty provisions of Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC Sections 2-314 through 2-316). A copy is provided with this assignment. These provisions can also be found on pages A-19 and A-20 of Appendix C in the textbook.

Draft a notice for the Pet Shop owner to display in the new store that will serve to disclaim the implied warranties of fitness and merchantability that would otherwise be incorporated into every contract for a sale of goods under the warranty provisions of the UCC. Include additional exculpatory language that could help in defending claims that might be asserted by any disgruntled purchaser. Be as creative as you wish, but please limit the total notice to 200 words or less.

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