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- Apr 9, 2014
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- Korean
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- North Korea
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- United States
A question about some phrase:
"The warranty follows the product, not the owner"
I kind of get, based on the usage of "follow", that the warranty is an integral party of the product, not of the owner. So if it is sold to another owner, the old owner can no longer benefit from the warranty.
But I could not find a dictionary definition for "follow" that would fit this usage. Could it be that such meaning is a technical jargon used exclusively in field of business administration?
"The warranty follows the product, not the owner"
I kind of get, based on the usage of "follow", that the warranty is an integral party of the product, not of the owner. So if it is sold to another owner, the old owner can no longer benefit from the warranty.
But I could not find a dictionary definition for "follow" that would fit this usage. Could it be that such meaning is a technical jargon used exclusively in field of business administration?