Which situation creates a warranty of fitness for a particular purpose?

• A. The seller knows the buyer’s particular purpose and the buyer relies on the seller’s advice; the goods are fit for that purpose.
• B. The buyer can only obtain warranty if privity exists.
• C. The seller knows the buyer’s particular purpose and the buyer relies on the seller’s advice; the goods are not fit for that purpose.
• D. Fitness for particular purpose is never implied.

Answer: (A)