Under what condition can a breach of product warranty be claimed?

A breach of product warranty can be claimed when a product fails to meet the terms of the warranty, which often includes the condition that the product should be safe and perform as promised. If a product causes injury or damage, this indicates a failure in the warranty, which may include implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. These warranties assure that the product is safe for use and performs as expected, so if it causes injury, it suggests that it did not meet those standards. This situation allows consumers to seek a remedy for the breach, typically in the form of repair, replacement, or compensation for damages sustained due to the faulty product.

In contrast, claiming a breach based on factors like the product being cheaper than expected, aesthetically unpleasing, or performing better than advertised does not align with the legal concepts of warranty breaches. These factors are subjective or pertain to personal preference rather than objective standards set by warranties.