CHAPTER 4: SALE OF GOODS

Which of the following fits the category of “goods” according to section 2 of the Sales of Goods Act 1957?

• Movable property

• Immovable property

• Money

• Rights to claim.

The followings are goods define under section 2 of the Sale of Goods Act 1957, except ____

• 100 shares of Duit Sdn. Bhd.

• A villa house in Kuching.

• a television.

• a mattress

According to section 6 of the Sale of Goods Act 1957, goods can be divided into:

I. existing goods.

II. future goods.

III. expected goods.

IV. identified goods.

• I and II

• I, II and III.

• II and III.

• II, III and IV.

An agreement to sell a car yet to be manufactured by the seller is a sale of _____

• future goods

• specific goods.

• existing goods.

• second hand goods.

The following are implied conditions about goods provided by Sale of Goods Act 1957, EXCEPT:

• free from any encumbrance.

• correspond with the description.

• fit for a particular purpose.

• owned by a person.

In contract of sale of goods, what is meant by an implied condition that goods sold must be of merchantable quality?

• The goods can be sold with the original description without reduction in price

• The goods have to comply only to part of the conditions stated in its original description.

• The goods are not owned by the seller but he can transfer the goods to a third party.

• The goods can be sold under a market value.

Azman bought a washing machine which is capable of washing clothes with the weight of 5 kg. After 5 months using the washing machine, Azman found that the washing machine failed to function properly. What is the condition required for that washing machine?

• The washing machine should be sold under a popular brand.

• The washing machine should be capable of washing clothes at the capacity of 7.5kg.

• The washing machine should comply with the original description.

• The washing machine should be sent for repair.

The following are implied conditions in a sale by sample except ______

• The bulk shall correspond with the sample in quality.

• The buyer shall have a reasonable opportunity of comparing the bulk with the sample.

• The goods are free from any defect rendering them unmerchantable.

• The seller shall have a right to sell the goods under their patent or trade mark.

Boo agrees to buy a sewing machine from Fun with condition that the needle holder is to be fixed. Boo pays the price of the sewing machine before the job is done.

In the above situation, the ownership of the sewing machine passes to Boo when _________

• Boo and Fun intend it to pass.

• Boo and Fun enter into a contract.

• Boo pays the price of the sewing machine.

• Fun fixes the needle holder and Boo has noticed of it.

Section 21, Sale of Goods Act 1957:

”where there is a contract for the sale of specific goods and the seller is bound to do something to the goods … the property does not pass until until such thing is done and the buyer has notice thereof”

The above provision is concern about the sale of _______

• Unascertained goods.

• Specific goods in a deliverable state.

• Goods sent on approval or “on sale or return”.

• Specific goods to be put in deliverable state.