No implied warranty exists:
A) if it is disclaimed in any manner.
B) if it applies to hidden defects that are not apparent upon examination.
C) as to defects that an examination ought to have revealed,where the buyer examined the goods as fully as he desired or where the buyer refused to examine the goods.
D) as to defects that the seller did not know about.

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Implied warranties can be disclaimed under certain conditions, but the key factor for choice C is that if the buyer had the opportunity to examine the goods and either did so as fully as desired or refused to examine them, then the implied warranty does not cover defects that such an examination would have revealed. This is based on the principle that the buyer assumes the risk for defects that could have been identified through their own due diligence.

No Implied Warranty Exists