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Caveat emptor, which means "let the buyer beware," functions to limit the liability of sellers. However, it is not a rigid rule. An situation in which a seller would NOT be able to use this defence would be if
a. the goods are in existence and are specific items that may be inspected by the buyer.
b. the buyer had every opportunity to inspect the goods.
c. the seller appeared to be knowledgeable about the product.
d. the seller made no misrepresentation concerning the goods.
e. the seller has made misrepresentations about the goods.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Good timing, thanks!
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