F4 corp and business law

What are the two main issues relating to delivery?

• Cost and quality

• Color and shape

• Place and time

• Size and weight

If the contract specifies the place and time for delivery, what must the seller ensure?

• Change the place and time

• Delay the delivery

• Deliver the goods at that place and time

• Cancel the contract

What must the seller do if the contract involves carriage of the goods?

• Destroy the goods

• Sell the goods to a third party

• Keep the goods with himself

• Hand over the goods to the first carrier

What must the seller do when handing over the goods to the carrier?

• Clearly identify the goods to the contract

• Hide the goods

• Mix the goods with other items

• Ignore the goods

If the contract specifies the date for delivery, what must the seller do?

• Deliver the goods on that date

• Delay the delivery

• Deliver the goods early

• Cancel the contract

In what cases must the seller deliver the goods within a reasonable time?

• After the contract has been formed

• Before the contract is formed

• Never

• Immediately after receiving the order

When must the seller hand over documents relating to the goods?

• Hand over the documents to a third party

• Destroy the documents

• Never hand over the documents

• At the time and place required by the contract

What must the seller do if the contract involves carriage of the goods?

• Keep the goods with himself

• Hand over the goods to the buyer directly

• Ignore the carriage aspect

• Make relevant contracts for the carriage of the goods

What must the seller provide if the contract does not provide for insurance?

• Insurance without seller's consent

• Nothing

• All relevant information to enable the buyer to insure the goods

• Insurance without buyer's consent

What must the seller do if the contract specifies a period for delivery?

• Deliver the goods within that period

• Ignore the period

• Delay the delivery

• Deliver the goods early