Multiple choice

Following conditions are implied in a contract of sale of goods unless the circumstances of the contract show a different intention

  1. condition as to wholesomeness

  2. sale by description as well as by sample

  3. condition as to quality or fitness

  4. all of these
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Explanation

The Sale of Goods Act implies certain conditions in contracts of sale unless excluded. These include: condition as to wholesomeness (Section 16(2)), sale by description (Section 13) and by sample (Section 17), and condition as to quality or fitness (Section 16(1)). All these conditions are implied by law to protect buyer interests unless the contract shows a different intention.

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