merchantable condition

noun phrase

Meaning

Fit to be bought or sold; of a quality that buyers expect to find in goods of that kind.

Examples

The goods were not in merchantable condition due to significant damage.
Sellers must ensure that products are in merchantable condition before offering them for sale.

Synonyms: acceptable, satisfactory, marketable, sound

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merchantable condition

noun phrase

Pronunciation: ˈmɜːrtʃəntəbəl kənˈdɪʃən

Definition

Fit to be bought or sold; of a quality that buyers expect to find in goods of that kind.

Examples

The goods were not in merchantable condition due to significant damage.
Sellers must ensure that products are in merchantable condition before offering them for sale.

How to Use merchantable condition

in merchantable condition (prepositional phrase): Describing the state of goods as being suitable for sale. — "The judge found the product to be in merchantable condition."
not in merchantable condition (prepositional phrase): Describing the state of goods as being unsuitable for sale. — "The buyer rejected the shipment because it was not in merchantable condition."

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