Q.Explain the implied conditions in a contract of sale.

Even when a sale contract says nothing about quality or ownership, the law itself reads certain protective conditions into it automatically. …

1. Condition as to title — the seller has the right to sell the goods.
2. Condition as to description — where goods are sold by description, they must correspond with that description.
3. Condition as to sample — where goods are sold by sample, the bulk must correspond with the sample in quality.
4. Condition as to fitness for purpose — where the buyer discloses the particular purpose for which the goods are required and relies on the seller's skill or judgment, and the seller ordinarily supplies goods of that description, there is an implied condition of fitness for that purpose. …

Confusing the fitness-for-purpose condition with the merchantable-quality condition — fitness for purpose needs the buyer to disclose a SPECIFIC purpose and rely on the seller's judgment, while merchantable qualit …