The doctor has warranted that the surgery will produce a particular result, which of the following is most?

Question

likely true

A. There's an implied contract with the patient

B. There's an express contract with the patient

C. The surgery is cosmetic

D. The surgery is medically necessary

I think that it is B Please only answer if you are positively correct thanks

Answer 1

B

'warranted' means the doctor is 'guaranteeing' a certain result so i'd say B.

C and D are obviously wrong.

A suggests an 'implied contract' i.e. where the terms aren't stated e.g. if you go see a private doctor you 'imply' you will pay him. if the doctor says 'i will do your operation within 2 weeks' that's an 'express contract'.

that is at least my understanding of the question.

Answer 2

B., and the surgeon is an idiot. One NEVER promises results. There are always possible adverse outcomes.