alleryStart learning →An implied condition of merchantable quality applies if goods are bought from a seller who:
AIs only a manufacturer
BIs a government body
CActs only as an agent
DDeals in those goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Deals in those goods
The merchantable quality condition applies to purchases by description from a seller who deals in such goods, whether or not he makes them.
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