Question

Caveat emptor as a legal principle continues to be recognized because _____. Sellers don’t want to be bothered with quality. The courts place some level of responsibility on consumers to make certain they know what they are buying and its general quality; otherwise, courts would be forever resolving small disputes. Common law is less expensive to enforce than more contemporary laws. Caveat emptor is no longer a recognized legal principle.

Answer 1

Answer:

sellers don't want to be bothered with quality

Explanation:

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