To be an entrepreneur we should know little bit about law. This time I would like to share about the law of sale of goods in Malaysia..
Sales of Goods Act 1957 (SOGA)
s4 SOGA- A contract of SOG is a contract
There may be a contract of sale between one part-owner and another. contract.
A contract of sale is first and foremost a
ie: a consensual transaction based on an
s.4(1) states that the transfer of property in
s.2 defines price as ‘the money
The consideration for the transfer of
As such, the contract will not be a contract
e.g: The exchange of goods for goods is
s12(1) SOGA – a stipulation in a contract of
s12(2) – a condition is a stipulation
A condition is a term which is vital
s12(3)- a warranty is a stipulation collateral
s12(4)- whether a stipulation is a condition or
As a general rule, a breach of condition
In the following circumstances (s13(1)(2)), the
i)
Where a contract of sale is subject to any condition to be fulfilled by the seller and the buyer waives the condition;ii)Where the buyer elects to treat the breach of
iii) Where the contract of sale is not severable (separable) and the buyer has accepted the goods or part thereof, the breach of any condition must be accepted as a breach of warranty unless otherwise provided in the contract.
Note: severable contract means an agreement which is made up of several separate contracts between the same parties, such as series of sales, shipments, or different pieces of equipment.
iv) Where the contract is for specific goods the property (ownership) in which has passed to the buyer, the breach of any condition must be accepted as a breach of warranty unless otherwise provided in the contract.
condition as a breach of warranty and claims damages only;
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