Which of the following are implied terms in sales contracts? Select THREE that apply.
Generally, under the Sale of Goods Acts (in UK, Singapore, Australia,...) or Commercial Codes (in France, Germany, Vietnam,...), the sale contracts have the following implied terms:
- the seller has the right to sell the goods. This is also a condition of the contract
- the goods are free from undisclosed security interests
- the goods supplied under the contract will be reasonably fit for any purpose which the buyer made known to the seller
- sales of unseen goods will be of merchantable quality, and match their description and conform with a sample.
- Passing of risk
- Passing of possession and title
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LO 3, AC 3.1
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