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WorksheetsSale of Goods [Conditions & Warranties]
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is required under Section 4(1) of the Sale of Goods Act for a valid contract of sale?
Goods, transfer of ownership, and services
Ownership transfer, price (money consideration), and goods
Transfer of goods, free agreement, and money consideration
Verbal agreement, price, and delivery of goods
What are the two main types of contracts of sale?
Simple sale and purchase agreement
Absolute contract of sale and conditional contract of sale
Immediate sale and installment sale
Exchange contract and payment contract
In an absolute contract of sale, when does the title of goods pass to the buyer?
Immediately at the time the contract is concluded
After a specific condition is fulfilled
When the buyer inspects the goods
Upon future delivery of goods
Which of the following is an example of a conditional contract of sale?
Purchasing items at a cash register
A contract where ownership of goods transfers once a ship carrying the goods arrives
Buying a product immediately after inspecting it
A contract with no specified conditions or future obligations
How are the terms of a contract of sale of goods classified?
Terms and conditions
Condition and warranty
Goods and services
Primary and secondary obligations
According to Section 12(2), what is a condition in a contract of sale of goods?
A minor term that doesn't affect the contract
A stipulation that is fundamental to the main purpose of the contract
A secondary stipulation that allows for damages
A stipulation only for future contracts
What can the buyer do if the seller breaches a condition in a contract of sale of goods?
Reject the goods and claim for damages
Accept the goods but request a discount
Claim only for damages but cannot reject the goods
Wait until the next delivery
According to Section 12(3), what is a warranty in a contract of sale of goods?
A stipulation fundamental to the main purpose of the contract
A secondary stipulation that does not affect the contract's purpose
A guarantee that the goods are free from defects
A promise that the goods will be delivered on time
What happens if there is a breach of a warranty in a contract of sale of goods?
The contract can be terminated and the goods rejected
The buyer can only claim damages
The goods must be replaced immediately
The buyer is entitled to a full refund
What are the two types of conditions and warranties in a contract of sale of goods?
Written and oral
Express and implied
Primary and secondary
Direct and indirect
What are express conditions and warranties in a contract of sale of goods?
Conditions and warranties that are assumed by law
Conditions and warranties agreed upon by the parties at the time of the contract
Conditions and warranties that are implied by the courts
Conditions and warranties that depend on the type of goods sold
What are implied conditions and warranties in a contract of sale of goods?
Conditions and warranties agreed upon in writing
Conditions and warranties presumed by law unless the parties specify otherwise
Conditions and warranties that must be stated verbally
Conditions and warranties that apply only in international trade
Where can the implied conditions and warranties be found in the Sale of Goods Act?
Sections 1 to 5
Sections 6 to 9
Sections 14 to 17
Sections 20 to 25
What does Section 14(a) of the Sale of Goods Act state about the condition as to title?
The seller must always transfer the goods immediately
The seller must have the right to sell the goods in an absolute or conditional sale
The seller can sell the goods without proving ownership
The buyer must ensure the seller owns the goods
What happens if the seller does not own the goods being sold?
The buyer has no legal recourse
The buyer can cancel the contract and claim damages
The contract automatically becomes void
The buyer must purchase the goods from the rightful owner
In Rowland v. Divall (1923), what was the main issue in the case?
The car sold by Divall was defective
Divall sold a stolen car without the right to do so
Rowland refused to pay for the car after using it for 4 months
Divall refused to deliver the car after the sale
What was the court's decision in Rowland v. Divall (1923)?
Rowland was entitled to only partial compensation
Divall was allowed to keep the payment since Rowland used the car
Rowland was allowed to recover the full price of the car
Divall was found not guilty of breaching the condition as to title
What is the implied condition as to title in a conditional contract of sale?
The seller must have the right to sell immediately
The seller will have the right to sell the goods when ownership is to pass
The seller must deliver the goods without delay
The buyer must verify the seller's ownership before purchasing
