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Where a hirer exercises his option to purchase the goods; he must tender to the owner

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Hello, Don't worry! I will try to answer as best as I can and as fast as I can. Sorry if I am wrong. I am still learning. Hope you get this correct.

The perfect tender principle is the right of the consumer that says that goods that are bought must conform to the product description in quantity,quality and usage.It must also be delivered at an agreed time between the buyer and seller.If the goods fail to meet this requirement,the buyer has the legal right to reject the goods.

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