Multiple Choice
To avoid implied warranties in the sale of goods to a consumer, the seller should make it absolutely clear (as for example a written statement) that the goods are sold
A) with no known defects.
B) in A-1 condition.
C) "as is."
D) as merchantable only.
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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