Question

The Latin principle "caveat emptor" literally means:

विकल्प

• "Let the buyer beware."

• "Let the consumer be king."

• "Let the market decide."

• "Let the seller beware."

Answer 1

Caveat emptor translates to "Let the buyer beware." It formed the basis of the earlier seller's market, where the responsibility of checking goods and services lay entirely with the buyer.