Which of the following correctly describes 'Merchantable quality of goods'?
Merchantable quality is described in each of the statements "the goods are free from patent defects", "the goods can be used for the purpose for which they are bought" and…
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Which of the following correctly describes 'Merchantable quality of goods'?
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Merchantable quality is described in each of the statements "the goods are free from patent defects", "the goods can be used for the purpose for which they are bought" and "that the goods are marketable at their full value", since goods of merchantable quality must be saleable under their description and fit for their ordinary purpose. Hence "All the choices are correct".
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