alleryStart learning →Which of these is an implied warranty under Section 14?
ARight of the seller to sell
BQuiet possession for buyer
CMerchantable quality
DMatch with description
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Quiet possession for buyer
Quiet possession is a warranty under Section 14(b), whereas the right to sell is a condition and the others arise in other sections.
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