S.16 of the sale of goods act 1979:
Implied
condition as to satisfactory quality or fitness of the purpose.
At the
time of selling the moveable goods the seller is giving the implied condition
that the sold product will be a satisfactory quality product, otherwise the
seller will being in breach of implied condition as to satisfactory quality.
Example: After buying an i7
laptop from ABC showroom with 60000 tk if I see that the
processor of the laptop is duel core then I think the seller wasn’t gave me
good product. Then I can catch him under this law.
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