Multiple choice

Which of the following is NOT an implied condition under the Sale of Goods Act?

  1. The seller has the right to sell the goods

  2. The goods will be reasonably fit for the intended purpose

  3. The goods will correspond to the sample

  4. The goods will be of good quality
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Explanation

The Sale of Goods Act implies conditions such as title (right to sell), fitness for purpose, and correspondence with sample or description. It implies that goods are of 'merchantable quality' (or 'satisfactory quality' in newer versions), but there is no general implied condition that goods must be of 'good quality' in those exact terms.

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