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lAlternative C gives sellers’ warranties to any person or corporationinjured by a breach of warranty. Sellers may exclude this provisionwith respect to injuries to corporations, but not to individuals.Figure 14.4Most states have adopted one of the three alternatives. A few states,however, have written their own versions of the law. See Figure 14.4 fora listing of the alternatives that have been adopted by the states.Duty to Notify andRemedies for BreachTo succeed in a claim for breach of warranty, the buyer must satisfyhis or her duty to notify . This duty requires that the buyer notifyUCC Alternatives to PrivityState Alternative State Alternative State AlternativeAlabamaBKentuckyANorth Dakota CAlaskaALouisianaNAOhioAArizonaAMaineOVOklahomaAArkansasAMarylandAOregonACaliforniaNAMassachusettsOVPennsylvaniaAColoradoBMichiganARhode IslandOVConnecticutAMinnesotaCSouth CarolinaADelawareBMississippiASouth DakotaBDistrict of ColumbiaAMissouriATennesseeAFloridaAMontanaATexasOVGeorgiaANebraskaAUtahCHawaiiCNevadaAVermontBIdahoANew HampshireOVVirginiaOVIllinoisANew JerseyAWashingtonAIndianaANew MexicoAWest VirginiaAIowaCNew YorkOVWisconsinAKansasBNorth CarolinaAWyomingBSTATE ALTERNATIVESMost states have adopted one of the three alternatives to privityof contract. What alternative does your state follow?308 Unit 3: Understanding Consumer Law