alleryStart learning →Unless intention differs, time of payment is
Aalways of the essence
Bvoid under the Act
Can implied warranty
Dnot deemed of the essence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. not deemed of the essence
Section 11 presumes time of payment is not of the essence unless the contract shows otherwise.
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