If goods are purchased by description or by sample and what is actually delivered does not match the description or sample,caveat emptor applies.

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Caveat emptor, meaning "let the buyer beware," does not apply in this situation because the principle of goods being as described or matching the sample is a fundamental expectation in contract law, and the seller is responsible for ensuring the goods match the description or sample provided.

If Goods Are Purchased by Description or by Sample and What