In sales law, the words "as is" mean

A) only implied warranties are included.
B) all warranties are included.
C) only the implied warranty of merchantability is included.
D) there are no implied warranties.

The term "as is" in sales law indicates that the item is being sold in its current condition, and the seller is not providing any warranties, including implied warranties. This means the buyer accepts the item with all existing faults, without recourse.