A customer who has made its purpose for a particular product known to the seller will be deemed to have relied on the advice of the seller in selecting a product fit for that purpose.

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Under the principle of implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, if a buyer relies on the seller's expertise to select a product for a specific purpose and the seller is aware of this reliance, it is implied that the seller is providing advice that the product is suitable for that purpose.

A Customer Who Has Made Its Purpose for a Particular