When the parties to a contract for the sale of goods have not agreed upon the terms for delivery of goods, the sale of goods legislation implies certain terms into the contract.Which of the following is not one of those implied terms?

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The implied term stated in option D is incorrect. The buyer is not obliged to accept delivery in instalments unless it has been specifically agreed upon in the contract. The other options are correct. The seller is responsible for the cost of making the goods ready for delivery, the place of delivery is usually the seller's place of business unless agreed otherwise, and the seller must deliver the exact quantity of goods ordered by the buyer.

When the Parties to a Contract for the Sale of Goods