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Unfair Contract Terms act 1977 (UCTA) places a number of restrictions on the contract terms businesses can agree to.... The business selling the goods or services isn't allowed to exclude liability for: death or injury - under any circumstances, losses caused by negligence - unless to do so is 'reasonable' and defective or poor quality goods - unless to do so is 'reasonable' (Ibid.... ?? Under s2(1) no one acting in the course of a business can exclude or restrict his liability in negligence for death or personal injury by means of a term in a contract or by way of notice (law Teacher 2011, Exclusion and Limiting Clauses)....
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Commercial Contracts For assessing the contractual liability of the Queen Industries Ltd and the retailer Radio Stores; the first issue to be considered is whether they were in breach of section 13 of the sale of goods act 1979.... The implied terms in section 13 of the sale of goods act 1979, permits a buyer to reject the goods supplied, if they have not been described correctly.... Moreover, the sale of goods act 1979 enjoins that the goods supplied should not have any defect (Von Bar, et al....
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These provisions are fundamentally categorized as Consumer Protection Acts which further constitute of sale of goods act 1979 and Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 in the European Union (EU) legislation1.... Greg) with certain remedial measures to suffice his losses with the application of sale of goods act 1979 and Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.... Commercial Law Course Work Table of Contents Commercial Law Course Work 1 1 Table of Contents 2 Introduction 3 Sales of goods act- 1979 4 Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 5 Recommendations to Greg 6 Conclusion 9 References 10 Introduction It often been argued in today's business world that customers are the king and has the highest priority as well as power in managerial decision making of any company....
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In Stevenson v Rogers [1999] 1 All ER 613 the Court of Appeal had to consider the meaning of 'in the course of a business' in the context of the sale of goods act 1979, s14(2), "where it limits the statutory implication of a term as to the quality of the goods to sales where sellers are acting 'in the course of a business'.... The Sales of goods act 1979 s13 and 14 states that in order to conform to the terms of the contract the goods should: match the description given; be in satisfactory condition1; have satisfactory quality2; and be reasonably fit for any specific purpose the consumer makes known to the seller....
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In order to determine whether or not Contigrain is entitled to demand possession of the Brazilian peanut extract from the liquidators of Agrigus or demand payment in full from Munchy Feeds for the turnip fibre it is necessary to examine each contract by reference to the sale of goods act 1979.... Section 20(1) of the sale of goods act 1979 provides:
Unless otherwise agreed, the goods remain at the sellers risk until the property in them is transferred to the buyer, but when the property in them is transferred to the buyer the goods are at the buyers risk whether delivery has been...
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In the paper “the sale of goods act” the author discusses whether the cat seller had breached section 13(1) of the sale of goods act, which requires goods sold by description to conform to their description.... Section 13 states that in a sale by description, the goods must conform to their description.... hellip; The author states that the description of the goods must influence the buyer; this is indispensable if it is to become an important term in the contract of sale....
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In the paper “The Government of Media” the author focuses on the Government of Media, which announced that a 1% charge is to be introduced on all dairy produce imported into Media.... It wanted that the charge will come into force on October 1, 2005.... hellip; The author states that the government wanted that the flat-rate charge would be applied regardless of whether the imports come from other EU countries or from other parts of the world....
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his aspect of the sale of goods act has been widely criticized for its high-handedness in the issue of pricing evaluation by a third party that had been prevented from doing.... But if as a result of a sudden breakout of a deadly disease in China (as it was many years back when SARS affected so many chickens in China), and the manufacturer requested that the final pricing of the current orders and the subsequent ones be suspended, the sale of goods act allows the Chinese seller to seek damages at the court of law....
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