The sale of goods legislation implies into contracts for the sale of goods a number of important terms relating to delivery (in the absence of agreement to the contrary).Which of the following is not one those terms?

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The term that the buyer must pay to put the goods into a deliverable state is not an implied term under the sale of goods legislation. Typically, it is the seller's responsibility to ensure that the goods are in a deliverable state at the time of delivery, unless otherwise agreed upon.

The Sale of Goods Legislation Implies into Contracts for the Sale