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'Caveat emptor' is replaced in consumer protection by
Ano Latin maxim applies
B'caveat empower' (consumer is mighty)
Calways 'caveat emptor'
D'caveat venditor' (let the seller beware) — sellers are responsible for product quality
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 'caveat venditor' (let the seller beware) — sellers are responsible for product quality
1. Caveat emptor = 'let the buyer beware' — old common law principle.
2. Modern consumer law shifts the burden to sellers (caveat venditor).
3. Sellers must ensure quality, safety and accurate information.
_Source: NCERT Class 10 Understanding Economic Development, Ch 5 "Consumer Rights"_
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