Section 116 of Indian Contract Act
Seller when not responsible for latent defects. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
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Seller when not responsible for latent defects. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
Buyer’s right on breach of warranty. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
Right of buyer on breach of warranty in respect of goods not ascertained. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
When buyer may refused to accept, if goods not ordered are sent with goods ordered. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
Effect of wrongful refusal to accept. Rep. by s. 65, ibid
Right of seller as to rescission, on failure of buyer to pay price at time fixed. Rep. by the Indian Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (3 of 1930), s. 65.
Sale and transfer of lots sold by auction. Rep. by s. 65, ibid.
Effect of use, by seller, of pretended biddings to raise price. Rep. by s. 65,ibid.
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