The doctrine of Caveat Emptor
2) Where
by custom an implied condition of fitness is connected to a contract of sale.
Example: At the time of buying
fruits the seller has to give good fruits to buyer or the buyer can easily
catch the seller under this law.
3) Where there is a
sale of goods by description, there is an implied condition that the goods are
fit for sale.
Example: At the time of buying
a product by seeing the description, the buyer needn't check the product that
it is ok or not.
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