alleryStart learning →Where a seller's condition is breached, Section 13 lets the buyer
Aignore it and still repudiate later on
Bforce the seller to waive the condition
Cconvert it into a condition of the buyer
Dwaive it or treat its breach as breach of warranty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. waive it or treat its breach as breach of warranty
The condition is for the buyer's benefit, so the buyer may waive it or elect to treat its breach as a warranty breach.
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