alleryStart learning →Goods are seized for an undeclared third-party charge. The remedy is
ADamages as for a warranty
BRejection of the goods
CLoss of title only
DNo remedy for the buyer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Damages as for a warranty
Freedom from encumbrance is an implied warranty under Section 14(c), so breach gives damages.
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