Per Curiam.
The defendant-appellant contends that where a sale of a motor vehicle under written contract provides an "as is—no warranty" clause, such language means exactly what it states. Defendant submits that in the absence of fraud, a court cannot subsequently hold that such language is meaningless as to a portion of the vehicle which the purchaser wishes to have warranted.
In the posture the cause sub judice is presented for our consideration...
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