Keenan and Riches’BUSINESS LAW

buyer, delivery of goods to a carrier is not delivery to the buyer. Time of delivery (ss 29(3) and 37) The parties may have fixe ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services where there is a breach in respect of some or all of the goods. Section ...

Payment The price is such a fundamental part of the transaction that it will normally be fixed by the contract. However, it may ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services the goods, the seller can sue for non-acceptance. The measure of damage ...

the contract. Most of the implied terms contained in ss 12–15 are designated conditions, so, if the goods do not correspond with ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services person who is acting for purposes outside of his or her trade, business ...

95), published in 1979. The provisions of Part I, which came into force in January 1983, consist of two sets of implied terms. T ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services terms, which were previously implied into these con- tracts by the comm ...

of a service also involves the transfer of goods (e.g. installing central heating or repairing a car). The Act does not apply to ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services especially on the duties of a supplier of goods and services. We now tu ...

weeks. Mrs Carlill saw this advertisement, bought a smoke ball from a chemist and used it as directed but still caught flu. Even ...

Chapter 10Contracts for the supply of goods and services guarantee or warranty which accompanies the goods. A manufacturer’s gua ...

Part 3Business transactions 328 1 Consider whether the following statements are true or false: (a)If a manufacturer gives a guar ...

http://www.berr.gov.uk/consumers/index.htmlThe section of the Department of Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform’s websi ...

Chapter 11 Business and the law of tort Learning objectives After studying this chapter you should understand the following main ...

Chapter 11Business and the law of tort torts, e.g. conspiracy requires proof of an intention to injure the claimant rather than ...

Even if a claimant can establish a causal connection between the defendant’s tortious conduct and the dam- age he has suffered u ...

Chapter 11Business and the law of tort Another interesting example of how the courts have approached the question of whether a d ...

The next significant case was the decision of the House of Lords in the following case. The decision in McLoughlinmarked a consi ...

Chapter 11Business and the law of tort The next important case was the following decision of the House of Lords. Breach of duty ...