The newer approach, 'Let the seller beware', is known as:

ACaveat debitor

BCaveat venditor

CCaveat emptor

DCaveat auditor

Answer & Solution

Correct answer: B. Caveat venditor

1. Sellers now carry responsibility for what they sell. 2. Consumer law backs that shift. 3. It is caveat venditor. _Source: syllabus Business Studies Part II, Chapter 12, Consumer Protection._

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