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CA Foundation Sale of Goods Act: Formation of the Contract — practice questions — page 2

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Breach of a warranty gives the buyer:Read the answer and worked solution →Whether a stipulation is a condition or a warranty depends on:Read the answer and worked solution →A stipulation called a warranty in the contract may in law be:Read the answer and worked solution →A buyer may waive a seller's condition or treat its breach as breach of:Read the answer and worked solution →The contract is not severable and the buyer accepted the goods. Breach of condition is treated as breach of:Read the answer and worked solution →The buyer in a sale gets an implied warranty of:Read the answer and worked solution →Unless declared to the buyer, the goods are impliedly free from any:Read the answer and worked solution →Goods sold by sample and description: the bulk matches the sample but not the description. The buyer:Read the answer and worked solution →Goods bought under a patent or trade name carry no implied condition of:Read the answer and worked solution →An implied condition of fitness arises when the buyer:Read the answer and worked solution →An implied condition of merchantable quality applies if goods are bought from a seller who:Read the answer and worked solution →An implied condition about quality or fitness may be annexed by:Read the answer and worked solution →An express warranty or condition, as to implied ones:Read the answer and worked solution →A contract is a sale by sample when it has:Read the answer and worked solution →In a sale by sample, the buyer is impliedly entitled to:Read the answer and worked solution →In a sale by sample, the bulk must correspond with the sample in:Read the answer and worked solution →The Indian Sale of Goods Act, 1930 borrowed heavily from which law?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Breach of a warranty gives the buyer:

  1. A right to void the sale
  2. A right to a refund
  3. A right to repudiate
  4. A claim for damages only
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Correct answer: D. A claim for damages only

A warranty is collateral, so its breach gives damages but no right to reject the goods.

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Whether a stipulation is a condition or a warranty depends on:

  1. The buyer's profession
  2. The seller's opinion
  3. The label the parties use
  4. Construction of the contract
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Correct answer: D. Construction of the contract

The nature of the term is decided by construing the contract in each case.

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A stipulation called a warranty in the contract may in law be:

  1. Void for vagueness
  2. Never a condition
  3. Treated as a condition
  4. Only a moral promise
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Correct answer: C. Treated as a condition

The label does not control, so a term called a warranty can still operate as a condition.

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