Section ______ of Sale of Goods Act, 1930, is an exception to rule of Caveat Emptor.
Section 16 states implied conditions of quality or fitness and exceptions to the usual buyer-beware rule. They include disclosed-purpose reliance on the seller’s skill and…
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Section ______ of Sale of Goods Act, 1930, is an exception to rule of Caveat Emptor.
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Section 16 states implied conditions of quality or fitness and exceptions to the usual buyer-beware rule. They include disclosed-purpose reliance on the seller’s skill and merchantable quality in qualifying sales by description. It is not an unconditional guarantee covering every sale.
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