The aim of the paper is to elaborate the answer to the question whether traditional, civilistic institution of warranty against product flaws responds to contemporary circumstances under which the market in agricultural products functions. Further on, the purpose of the article is to find out whether specific regulation of the civil code on the warranty of certain agricultural products makes it possible to formulate a separate, agricultural law institution to be named “agricultural warranty”. Because then, it might be the subject of interest for agricultural law and not for the civil law. The Author analyses the civil code regulations and compares the warranty institution with other liability regimes an agricultural producer may be subject to. The Author concludes by noting the specificity of agricultural product warranty, but available arguments are insufficient to treat it as agricultural warranty. Currently, agricultural product warranty is only one of several other liability regimes an agricultural producer should reckon with. Besides, it seems that the meaning of this institution is gradually decreasing.
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