Multiple choice

Conditions and warranties

  1. must be expressed

  2. must be implied if not expressed

  3. may either be expressed or implied

  4. none of the above
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Conditions and warranties in contract law can be either expressed (explicitly written in the contract) or implied (read into the contract by law or custom). The Indian Contract Act recognizes both types. Option A is incorrect because terms need not always be expressed. Option B is incorrect because they are not automatically implied if not expressed - it depends on circumstances.

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