ABSTRACT

IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS

It refers to those warranties and conditions which are implied by law and
customs. In Implied Warranties under the contract of sale of goods , the buyer
must get quiet possession and be free from encumbrance. Most purchases are
covered by an implied warranty which means it is guaraanted to work as
claimed and where goods are purchased by description from seller , there is an
implied condition that goods should be of mercantile quality. What does
merchantile quality mean ? It means that the product must be uniform
so as in quality and quantity and must meet specifications on package. Is the
general rule of Caveat Empter applicable ? It can be as
sometimes, there are several cases where the buyer makes knowledge to the
seller about the particular purpose. There can be breach if goods are not
supplied about to the particular purpose. The thing that hinders it is that there is
excluding liability.

Research is based on Empirical Method however most of the research is

being done from books and journals

In conclusion , it can be seen most of the goods sold are under implied
warranty and the goods should be of mercantile quality to satisfy the needs and
demands of the customer. It can be seen in the case of PIR MOHAMMED V/S
DALLO RAM. If the seller fails to do so, buyer must be compensated the
damages for the loss occurred.

KEY WORDS

Merchantile

Empirical

Conclusion

Damages