Multiple choice

The conditions and warranties may be in the form of

  1. express

  2. implied

  3. either (1) or (2)

  4. none
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Conditions (essential terms) and warranties ( subsidiary promises) in contracts can be either express (explicitly stated in the contract) or implied (automatically included by law or custom). The law recognizes both forms, giving parties flexibility in specifying terms or relying on default legal provisions.

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