Which of the following are terms implied into contracts for the sale of goods by the Sale of Goods Act 1979?
A) A term that goods must reach a standard that a reasonable person would regard as satisfactory
B) A term that goods must match any description of the goods given by the seller
C) A term that allows a buyer of goods to return them within 14 days of purchase
D) A guarantee that all non-perishable goods must last at least one year from purchase

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The Sale of Goods Act 1979 implies terms that goods must be of satisfactory quality (which a reasonable person would expect) and must match any description given by the seller. Option C is related to consumer contracts and the Distance Selling Regulations, not the Sale of Goods Act. Option D is not a term that is implied by the Sale of Goods Act.

Which of the Following Are Terms Implied into Contracts for the Sale