California Lemon Law Statute
Most questions about California’s lemon law should be answered by the Frequently Asked Questions section of the lemon law information page. However, For lawyers and other people who want to review the text of the California lemon law statute, as enacted by the California legislature, below are links to each section of the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Civ. Code § 1790 et seq.). The text is current up April 2022.
Chapter 1. Consumer Warranty Protection
ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1790 | Title |
Section 1790.1 | Enforceability of waiver |
Section 1790.2 | Severability |
Section 1790.3 | Construction in case of conflict with Commercial Code |
Section 1790.4 | Cumulative Remedies |
ARTICLE 2. DEFINITIONS
Section 1791 | Definitions |
Section 1791.1 | “Implied warranty of merchantability”; “Implied warranty of fitness” |
Section 1791.2 | Express Warranty” |
Section 1791.3 | “As is”; “With all faults” |
ARTICLE 3. SALES WARRANTIES