Business Law Subject

Caveat emptor, or "let the buyer beware," is a common law principle that states that a buyer has the responsibility to learn everything he wants or needs to know about a property before committing to acquire it. If he does not, he will be held accountable. Apply ONE(1) relevant provision to support the above-mentioned statement.[Students are advised to state and explain the relevant legal provision from the sale of Goods Act 1957]