Sale of Goods Act
/ˈseɪl əv ɡʊdz ækt/
Definitions
- (n.) A statute governing the rights and duties arising from the sale of goods, including conditions, warranties, and transfer of ownership.
The Sale of Goods Act outlines the obligations of buyers and sellers in commercial transactions.
Forms
- sale of goods acts
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Commentary
Typically applies to regulated transactions involving movable goods; exact provisions vary by jurisdiction.
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