Correct Option: 3 (goods without defect)

In sales by sample, there is an implied condition under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 that the goods supplied must correspond with the sample shown and be free from defects that are not apparent on reasonable examination of the sample. This ensures that the buyer receives goods that meet the quality and condition expectations based on the sample provided. The implied condition protects the buyer's interests and promotes fair trade practices. Any defect in the goods that makes them unsuitable or different from the sample constitutes a breach of this implied condition. Hence, the correct answer is Option 3.