Which of the following terms would be supported classically as being collateral but important with respect to sale of goods legislation?

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Warranty is a term that is collateral, meaning it is not an essential part of the contract. However, it is still important and can impact the sale of goods legislation. The other options, innominate term, implied term, and condition, are all types of terms but may not necessarily be considered collateral or have as much relevance to sale of goods legislation.

Which of the Following Terms Would Be Supported Classically as Being