alleryStart learning →Section 14's implied terms give way if the contract shows
Aa different intention
Ba lower than usual price
Ca delayed delivery date
Da buyer from another state
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. a different intention
Section 14 begins with the words unless the circumstances show a different intention, so its implied terms yield to contrary intention.
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