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ajiss-2250	Ma'sum Billah, Muhammad	CAVEAT EMPTOR VERSUS KHIYAR AL-'AYB	1997.0	23	.pdf	application/pdf	10300	549	71	A quick glance through the above main features of a warranty of goods will reveals that there are some differences between the way the doctrine of caveat emptor protects the buyer/consumer from defective goods or products and the approach adopted by a warranty. The seller is also under the duty to disclose the defect of the goods to the buyer before the sale and purchase agreement if the seller has a fiduciary relationship with him.22 Such relationships include the rela- tionship between a solicitor and his client, a trustee and his cestui que trust, a spiritual adviser and his devotee, a doctor and his patient, a woman and her confidential managing agent, parents (or guardians) and their child, a creditor and a debtor:3 and a fianc6e and her f i a n ~ t k , ~ but not a husband and his ~ i f e . 2 ~ Caveat Emptor: Its Impact On the Following Aspects Defective Products It is undeniable that the birth of the caveat emptor doctrine in the early 17th century served as a starting point in protecting the rights and inter- ests of society against defective goods and products.	cache/ajiss-2250.pdf	txt/ajiss-2250.txt