When the goods are capable of many purposes and the buyer does not mention his purpose to the seller:
Under section 16(1), the implied condition as to fitness arises only if the buyer makes known the particular purpose; where goods serve many purposes and the buyer does not…
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When the goods are capable of many purposes and the buyer does not mention his purpose to the seller:
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Under section 16(1), the implied condition as to fitness arises only if the buyer makes known the particular purpose; where goods serve many purposes and the buyer does not disclose his, "The condition as to fitness cannot be implied"
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