Sale of Goods Act 1979, s. 14(3), implies that when goods are sold by a trader, they must be reasonably fit for the buyer’s own particular purpose, provided the buyer made his purpose known (expressly or by implication) and reasonably relied on the seller’s expertise. Where goods are bought for their usual purpose, notification of the buyer’s purpose is implied. Fitness for purpose is also an aspect of satisfactory quality.
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Fitness of Vehicle
Section 56 of the Indian Motor Vehicles act provides that if the fitness of the vehicle had expired before the date of accident, the vehicle shall not be deemed to be registered under Section 39 of 1988 Act.