Try out these conditions and warranties quiz questions and answers and see whether you know the differences between these two terms or not. Condition is an arrangement made before completing another contract, whereas a warranty is a written agreement a buyer receives after buying the contract. This quiz consists of some basic questions related to both condition and warranty. Take up the test and try to secure good marks here. Best of luck, buddy!
True
False
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Condition
Warranty
Guarantee
Security.
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Has no remedy
Can reject the goods.
Cannot reject the goods.
Can get the seller arrested
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Express
Implied
Both (a) and (b)
Only (b).
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Let the buyer beware.
Let the seller beware.
Let the seller take care of buyer's interest.
Both (b) and (c).
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Section 15
Section 16
Section 17
Section 18
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Is expressly included in a contract of sale.
The law presumes to have been incorporated in every contract of sale.
Entitles the buyer to get relief without going to court of law.
The seller himself undertakes to fulfil to the satisfaction of the buyer.
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Section 13
Section 14
Section 15
Section 16
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Right to sell the goods.
Possession of the goods.
Right to recover damages.
Enough stock of the goods.
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Condition
Warranty
Guarantee
None of these.
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Condition
Warranty
Guarantee
None of these.
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Acquire the goods.
Recover the price
Sell the goods.
Refuse to sell goods.
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True, as it is the requirement of law.
False, as it is buyer's duty to select goods which serve his purpose.
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Express terms
Implied terms
Neither of them
New terms imposed by court.
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Can reject the car and have the refund of the price.
Cannot reject the car, he can claim damages only.
Can neither reject the car nor claim any damages.
Can reject the car and have half refund of price.
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Is expressly included in the contract of sale.
The law presumes to have been incorporated in the contract of sale.
Entitles the buyer to get the relief without going to court of law.
The seller himself undertakes to fulfil to the satisfaction of buyer.
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Goods shall be free form any charge on the goods in favour of any third person.
Buyer shall be free to create charge in favour of any third person.
Seller shall create charge only in favour of the buyer.
Third person's charge is secured.
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Implied warranty
Implied condition
Implied guarantee
Customary provision.
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Collateral to the main purpose of contract of sale.
Essential to the main purpose of contract of sale.
Not essential to the main purpose of contract of sale.
None of these
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Implied terms
Express terms
Neither of them
New terms imposed by court.
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Condition
Guarantee
Warranty
Attached term.
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Correspond with the sample
Be free form latent defects
Both (a) and (b)
Either (a) or (b).
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Essential to the main purpose of contract of sale.
Essential for buyer's specific purpose.
Collateral to the main purpose of contract of sale.
None of these.
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Buyer shall have quiet possession of goods.
Goods shall be free from any charge or encumbrance.
Both of these.
None of these.
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Peaceful possession of the goods.
Right to use the goods as an owner.
Both of these.
None of these.
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Correspond with description
Be of merchantable quality
Both (a) and (b)
Either (a) or (b).
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Seller is the sole distributor of goods sold.
Seller knows the particular purpose of buyer.
Buyer makes his purpose clear and relies upon seller's skill and judgement.
Buyer is uneducated and the person of rural background.
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True, as in case of specific provisions in the Sale of Goods Act, customs or usages of trade are irrelevant.
False, as Section 16(3) specifically provides .that such an implied condition is there where it is attached by some custom or usage of trade.
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Merchantability
Fitness for buyer's purpose
Tile
None of these.
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An express agreement between the parties.
The course of dealings between the parties.
The customs or usages of a particular trade.
All of these.
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Condition as to tile
Condition as to description
Conditions as to merchantability
None of these.
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Buyer loses the right to reject the goods.
Buyer retains the right to claim damages.
Both (a) and (b) are correct.
None of these statements is correct.
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Where there is an express condition as to fitness for buyers purpose.
Where an implied condition as to fitness for buyer's purpose is attached by some custom or usage of trade.
Where the buyer tells his purpose and relies upon seller's skill and judgment,
All of the these.
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Claim damages only
Reject goods only
Either (a) or (b)
Both (a) and (b).
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Be fit for buyer's particular purpose
Free form any defect
Correspond with the description
Free form any encumbrance.
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Section 12(1)
Section 12(2)
Section 12(3)
Section 12(4)
Section 12 (1)
Section 12 (2)
Section 12 (3)
Section 12 (4)
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Generally, the condition as to fitness of goods for buyer's particular purpose does not apply.
The condition as to fitness for buyer's purpose is applicable if the buyer relies uporv seller's skill and judgment for his particular purpose.
Both (a) and (b) are correct.
None of them is correct.
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Condition as to title
Condition as to description
Condition as to sample
Condition as to free from encumbrance.
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Can reject the goods.
Cannot reject the goods.
Can claim damages only
None of these.
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Read into every contract of sale.
Treated with great caution.
Not enforceable in court of law.
None of these.
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True
False
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(i), (ii)
(ii), (iii)
(iii) , (Iv)
(i), (iv).
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The buyer may at his option treat the breach of condition as a breach of warranty.
Once the buyer exercises this option, he loses his right to reject the goods as well as the right to claim damages.
Where the contracts is indivisible and the buyer accepts the goods, he cannot later on reject the goods on the ground of breach of warranty.
The breach of warranty cannot be treated as the breach of condition at the option of the buyer.
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(i), (ii)
(ii), (iii)
(iii), (iv)
(i), (iv)
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Sale of Goods Act
India Contract Act
English Sale of Goods Act
None of these.
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Merchantability.
Wholesomeness.
Quality or fitness for buyer's purpose.
None of these.
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Has a right to sell the goods.
Has the goods in his possession.
Will have the right to sell the goods.
Will acquire the goods in future.
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