alleryStart learning →After acceptance under a non-severable sale, breach of condition is only
Aa ground to end the sale
Ba crime by the seller
Ca breach of warranty
Da wholly void term
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. a breach of warranty
Under Section 13(2), once goods are accepted under a non-severable contract, breach of condition is only a breach of warranty unless the contract says otherwise.
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