Implied warranties under the Code:
A) depend on the type of contract or sale entered into.
B) are a result of specific language in the sales contract.
C) continue the common law rule of caveat emptor .
D) are intended to protect the seller rather than the buyer.

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Implied warranties under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) automatically apply based on the nature of the transaction and do not require specific language in the contract to be effective. They are designed to protect the buyer by ensuring that goods sold meet certain minimum standards.

Implied Warranties Under the Code