When a condition treated as warrenty?

A condition treated as a warranty refers to a term in a contract that is not fundamental to the agreement's core purpose. Breach of such a warranty typically allows the aggrieved party to claim damages but does not permit them to terminate the contract. This is in contrast to a condition precedent, which, if breached, may allow the non-breaching party to void the contract. In essence, warranties provide assurances about certain aspects of the contract without affecting its overall validity.