B LAW403 Chapter 10: Notes - Chapter 10 (214-231)
15 Mar 2016
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Chapter 10 an introduction to the sale of goods act. Contract of sale of goods a contract by which the seller transfers or agrees to transfer the property in goods to the buyer for a money consideration. Non-contractual supply an example is when a gift, once handed to the recipient, becomes the recipient"s property. The donor has little to no liability unless the donor knew the gift was dangerous and would cause harm to the recipient; however, if the recipient is merely unsatisfied by the gift then the donor is not liable. Exchange or barter this is only considered under the sga if money is used since there needs to be consideration. Hire purchase and hire the consumer agrees to hire the goods for a period of time and at the end has the option to purchase and become the owner but this doesn"t have to happen.
