SOGA Quiz 1

Which is the PRIMARY legislation governing the sale of goods in Peninsular Malaysia?

• Contracts Act 1950

• Sale of Goods Act 1957

• Consumer Protection Act 1999

• English Law Act 1956

What does the term "goods" NOT include under the Sale of Goods Act 1957?

• Stocks and shares

• Growing crops

• Money

• Tangible movable property

Which section of the Sale of Goods Act 1957 defines "goods"?

• Section 2

• Section 3

• Section 4

• Section 5

In which regions does the Sale of Goods Act 1957 NOT apply?

• Peninsular Malaysia

• Sabah

• Sarawak

• Sabah and Sarawak

What is the legal consequence if the goods are perished before the contract is made under Section 7?

• The contract remains valid

• The contract is void

• The contract is voidable

• The buyer must pay damages

Which of the following is NOT considered "goods" under the Sale of Goods Act 1957?

• Air-conditioner unit in a shop

• A massive air-conditioning plant fixed to a factory

• A bag of sugar in a warehouse

• Growing crops agreed to be severed before sale

What happens when specific goods perish after the agreement to sell but before the risk passes to the buyer?

• The seller must deliver alternative goods

• The agreement is void

• The buyer is still liable to pay

• The buyer must pay a reduced price

Which type of goods are identified and agreed upon at the time of making a contract?

• Future goods

• Specific goods

• Unascertained goods

• Perishable goods

If a contract for the sale of goods includes both monetary consideration and exchange of goods, what is this classified as?

• A barter

• An invalid contract

• A void contract

• A valid sale contract

Under Section 4(4), when does an agreement to sell become a sale?

• When the buyer makes full payment

• When the goods are delivered

• When the time elapses or conditions are fulfilled

• When the buyer accepts the goods