Which section of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines a condition and a warranty?
Section 12 distinguishes an essential stipulation, which is a condition, from a collateral stipulation, which is a warranty. The classification depends on how the contract…
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Which section of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines a condition and a warranty?
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Section 12 distinguishes an essential stipulation, which is a condition, from a collateral stipulation, which is a warranty. The classification depends on how the contract is construed.
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Option A
Section 11 governs stipulations about time.
Option B
Section 12 defines a condition and a warranty by their relationship to the main purpose of the contract.
Option C
Section 13 governs when a condition is treated as a warranty.
Option D
Section 16 concerns implied conditions as to quality or fitness and its qualifications.
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