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hire-purchase and credit sale - sales of gooda credit sale is a sale on credit whether a buyer of goods may be unable for pay the price in full on
requirements of registration of hire purchase agreements each hire purchase agreement must will in the english language it have be delivered to
protection of hirer - sales of goodsin the s7 of the act makes certain provisions void whether they are contained in such the hire purchase agreement
implied conditions and warranties - sales and goodswhether section 8 of the act implies that the next terms in every hire purchase agreement likea
duties or obligations of hirerhowever these are not provided in the act although are usually found in such the agreement itself likea take delivery
termination - duties of owneralthough below s12 of the act the hirer may on any time before the final payment may or instalment falls due to
completion of the agreementhowever the hirer may give written notice about intention to complete the purchase through paying the owner on a specified
recovery of possession of goodshowever below s15 where two-thirds or more about the hire-purchase price has been paid the owner is such precluded
hirer requires information from the ownerconversely the hirer requires some information from the owner whether he should send him a written request
stolen goods - sales of goodswhere goods have been stolen and had been the thief has been prosecuted and convicted such the property in the goods
exceptions for nemo dat quod non habethowever the nemo dat rule is subject for the following exceptions such are provided by the act likea
nemo dat quod non habet - goodstherefore another common law maxim such applies to sale of goods is like nemo dat quod non habet whether a person
warranties - terms used in contractconversely the following are the warranties implied by the act likea quiet possession with s14 b however this
fitness for purpose - sales of goodshowever that goods such are bought for a particular purpose that are reasonably fit about that purposes16 alike
correspond with description - terms used in contractwith s15 provides that where goods are sold through description whether is an implied matter that
right to sell - terms used in contractwith s14 a provides that there is an implied condition such seller has a right for sell the goods and like in
terms used in contracthowever there are certain terms may identify conditions and warranties like are implied into every contract covered through the
subject-matter of the contractthrough s71 the goods such form the subject-matter of a contract of sale may exist either possessed or existing
capacity - sales of goodsthrough s4 1 provides such capacity to buy and to sell is governed through the natural law concerning capacity for contract
contract for work and materialsin robinson v graves a dispute arose over an agreement below such an artist had promised to make a portrait about 250
types of goods - sales of goodsfurther the act classifies goods into likei specific goodswhether specific goods are goods like are acknowledged and
goods - sales of goodseven if goods like in common parlance has like the act has given the word such technical meaning whether it provides like goods
sale of goodshowever in us law relating to the sale and purchase of goods is such contained in the sale of goods act like cap 31 therefore the act is
limited partnershipsthrough virtue of the limited partnerships act such the liability of certain partners that may be limited to a certain extent
distribution of assets a general rule the articles of partnership contains complete regulations like to the rights of partners in such an dissolution