Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the provision under which a breach of condition may, or must, be…
Section13(3) preserves cases where law excuses fulfilment of a condition or warranty because of impossibility or otherwise. The legal excuse is the relevant criterion. An…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the provision under which a breach of condition may, or must, be treated as a breach of warranty does not affect cases of any condition or warranty whose fulfilment is excused:
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Correct answer C
Section13(3) preserves cases where law excuses fulfilment of a condition or warranty because of impossibility or otherwise. The legal excuse is the relevant criterion. An agreement or judicial order may matter if law gives it that effect; neither should be categorically dismissed merely because it has that form.
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