Explaining "Let the buyer beware"

What does it mean?

"Let the buyer beware" is a principle that suggests that a buyer alone is responsible for checking the quality and suitability of goods before a purchase is made. It implies that the buyer assumes the risk of any potential defects or issues.

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Origin

The phrase comes from the Latin term "caveat emptor", which was used in the 16th century to indicate that the risk of a transaction is solely on the buyer.