Which of the following is a test of merchantability for all sales contracts?
A) The goods conform to any promises or statements of fact made on the container or label.
B) The goods are of different kind, quality, and quantity within each unit.
C) The goods need not necessarily be packaged or labeled adequately.
D) The goods conform to the general description of the goods available in the market.

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The common test for merchantability is whether the goods are fit for the ordinary purpose for which such goods are used. Some of the other tests of merchantability for all sales contracts are: the goods conform to any promises or statements of fact made on the container or label, goods are adequately packaged and labeled, goods are of the same kind, quality, and quantity within each unit, and the goods conform closely enough to the description in the contract to be acceptable to others in the trade or business.

Which of the Following Is a Test of Merchantability for All