Section 14 implies a warranty that the buyer shall have and enjoy
Aa refund on his simple request
Ba discount on later purchases
Cfree delivery of all the goods
Dquiet possession of the goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. quiet possession of the goods
Section 14(b) implies a warranty of quiet possession for the buyer.
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