Sale of Goods Act Quiz

Which legislation primarily governs the sale of goods in Peninsular Malaysia?

• Contracts Act 1950

• Sale of Goods Act 1957

• Consumer Protection Act 1999

• English Law Act 1956

Under the Sale of Goods Act 1957, what does "goods" exclude?

• Stocks and shares

• Money

• Growing crops

• Grass

What is the meaning of 'specific goods' as per Section 6 of SOGA?

• Goods that are manufactured after the contract is made

• Goods identified and agreed upon at the time of the contract

• Goods that are yet to be manufactured

• Goods defined by their description

What type of goods does a contract refer to if the goods are to be manufactured or produced after the making of the contract?

• Existing goods

• Future goods

• Specific goods

• Unascertained goods

Which section of the Sale of Goods Act 1957 provides that a contract is void if specific goods perish before the risk passes to the buyer?

• Section 6

• Section 7

• Section 8

• Section 9

What is the definition of 'price' under Section 2 of SOGA?

• The monetary value of goods sold

• The amount agreed upon by the parties

• The money consideration for a sale of goods

• The cost of manufacturing the goods

According to SOGA, what must be present for a valid sale of goods contract?

• An oral agreement only

• A written contract only

• An offer to buy or sell goods for a price and acceptance

• Inspection of goods by the buyer

What does Section 12(1) of SOGA define a 'condition' as?

• A secondary term to the main purpose of the contract

• A fundamental term to the main purpose of the contract

• A minor term in the contract

• A non-enforceable term

What is an implied condition as to title under Section 14(a) of SOGA?

• The seller has a right to sell the goods

• The buyer must resell the goods

• The goods must be of the highest quality

• The seller guarantees future profits from the goods

What happens under the nemo dat rule as per SOGA?

• A buyer always gets the title to goods regardless of the seller's ownership

• A buyer gets only the title that the seller has

• A seller can sell any goods in their possession

• A buyer can claim goods from any owner