Seminar II. True or False

Under the Sale of Goods Act 1979, all implied terms apply only when the seller is acting in the course of a business.

• True

• False

Ownership of goods is sufficient to comply with s.12 SGA 1979.

• True

• False

Payment and delivery are presumed to be concurrent conditions unless otherwise agreed.

• True

• False

Once a seller has agreed to credit terms, they can later insist on cash payment if the buyer defaults.

• True

• False

Goods must be completely free from defects to be considered of satisfactory quality under s.14(2).

• True

• False

The buyer must always specify an unusual or extraordinary purpose to rely on s.14(3).

• True

• False

Time for delivery is not always 'of the essence.'

• True

• False

In a sale by sample, the bulk must correspond with the sample in every conceivable detail.

• True

• False

Misrepresentation liability can be excluded in the same way as implied terms under s.55 SGA.

• True

• False

Under s.15A, a buyer may lose the right to reject goods if the breach of condition is so slight that rejection would be unreasonable.

• True

• False