The Latin phrase caveat emptor is a legal concept that means

A) "Cash on delivery."
B) "Let the buyer beware."
C) "Let's make a deal."
D) "Be informed."
E) "Get there first."

Caveat Emptor

A Latin phrase meaning "let the buyer beware," implying that the buyer assumes the risk for the quality and condition of goods purchased, especially without a warranty.

Legal Concept

A principle or framework of laws that is recognized and enforced by a legal system.