Business Class 12.A merchant makes an implied warranty of merchantability every time he or she sells goods(unless the warranty is excluded). To be merchantable, a good must be: a. reasonably fit for its intended purpose; b. conforming to the buyer’s expectations; c. accepted by the buyer. d. all of the above. 13. In order for a buyer to have a cause of action for breach of express warranty, the buyer must be able to prove to the court that: a. the warranty was in writing; b. the seller was a merchant; c. the warranty was not disclaimed; d. the warranty was the basis for the bargain. 14. A warranty of title is: a. implied; b. express; c. never given; d. always given. 15. A draft is a(n): a. order instrument b. promise instrument; c. check; d. none of the above. 16. A note is a(n): a. order instrument b. promise instrument; c. check; d. none of the above. 17. Article_________covers negotiable instruments. a. 2 b. 3 c. 9
Business Class 12.A merchant makes an implied warranty of merchantabil
Business Class 12.A merchant makes an implied warranty of merchantability every time he or she sells goods(unless the warranty is excluded). To be merchantable, a good must be: a. reasonably fit for its intended purpose; b. conforming to the buyer’s expectations; c. accepted by the buyer. d. all of the above. 13. In order for a buyer to have a cause of action for breach of express warranty, the buyer must be able to prove to the court that: a. the warranty was in writing; b. the seller was a merchant; c. the warranty was not disclaimed; d. the warranty was the basis for the bargain. 14. A warranty of title is: a. implied; b. express; c. never given; d. always given. 15. A draft is a(n): a. order instrument b. promise instrument; c. check; d. none of the above. 16. A note is a(n): a. order instrument b. promise instrument; c. check; d. none of the above. 17. Article_________covers negotiable instruments. a. 2 b. 3 c. 9
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