A court is most likely to infer that both parties to a sale or lease of goods intended for a well-recognized trade custom to apply to their contract
A)despite evidence to the contrary.
B)when both parties had knowledge of the custom.
C)in the absence of negligence on the part of the seller or lessor.
D)if no implied warranty arises from the parties' course of dealing.

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Trade customs are considered in contract interpretation when both parties are aware of such customs, as this awareness implies their intention to incorporate these customs into their agreement.

A Court Is Most Likely to Infer That Both Parties