Sale of Goods
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- Created on: 09-06-15 21:24
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- Sale of Goods Act 1979
- S.13
- There is an implied condition that goods sold by sample/description must correspond to the sample / descr.
- Beale v Taylor
- Car didn't match description, so there was a breach
- S.14(2)
- Bartlett v Sidney Marcus
- Bought car, told clutch needed repairing, more work than anticipated, but no breach as still usable and to be expected
- Implied condition of satis. quality
- - Fit for purpose
- Safety and durability
- Free from minor defects
- Appearance and finish
- Bartlett v Sidney Marcus
- S.14(3)
- Exceptions
- Doesn't apply if buyer doesn't rely on or is unreasonable to rely on sellers judgement
- Griffiths v Peter Conway
- Buyer didn't make know to seller of previous condition affecting purpose, so no breach
- Goods must be fit for purpose, if the buyer impliedly or expressly makes known to the seller a purpose
- Exceptions
- S.13
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