Multiple choice

If the buyer buys an article under its patent name the implied condition that articles are fit for a specific purpose shall not apply.

  1. True

  2. False

  3. Partly true

  4. Cannot say
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Explanation

Under the Sale of Goods Act, when a buyer purchases goods under their patent or trade name, the implied condition that goods must be fit for a specific purpose does not apply. This is because the buyer is deemed to be relying on their own judgment about the patent name rather than the seller's skill or judgment.

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