The term 'wholesomeness' in relation to sale of goods means
In the context of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (implied condition as to wholesomeness in the case of eatables and provisions), 'wholesomeness' means that the goods must be…
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The term 'wholesomeness' in relation to sale of goods means
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In the context of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (implied condition as to wholesomeness in the case of eatables and provisions), 'wholesomeness' means that the goods must be fit for human consumption in addition to being of merchantable quality.
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