ADMS 2610 Lecture Notes - Intangible Property, Deliverable, Persian Carpet
22 Mar 2013
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These notes supplement the handout provided to you concerning the ontario sale of goods act (sga). (this handout also contained information concerning the ontario consumer protection act (cpa). You should ensure that you review both this handout and the handout already distributed to you in preparation for the big quiz (i. e. , the final exam). The sga applies to the sale of goods (hence the name of the act). A sale: transfer of title is contemplated either immediately or at some discernable point in the future. Of goods: tangible, moveable property, eg. , cars, trains, planes, crops (because they can be harvested off the land), pigs, books. A sale of goods for money: money includes cash, credit card, debit, or cheque: basically anything that allows the seller to receive cash. The buyer may pay in part with cash and in part by trade of a good or service. And sometimes, only if the contract is evidenced in writing.
