alleryStart learning →The contract is not severable and the buyer accepted the goods. Breach of condition is treated as breach of:
AFresh offer by buyer
BWarranty, not condition
CMisrepresentation
DFraud by the seller
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Warranty, not condition
After acceptance in a non-severable contract, breach of condition can only be treated as breach of warranty unless the contract says otherwise.
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