Durable Goods
/ˈdjʊrəbl ɡʊdz/
Definitions
- (n.) Tangible personal property that is expected to last for a long time and is used in the production of goods or services, often relevant in contracts and sales law.
The contract specified the terms for the sale of durable goods such as machinery and vehicles.
Forms
- durable good
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Commentary
In legal contexts, durable goods are distinguished from consumable goods because their longer useful life affects contract terms and protections under sales law.
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