SALE OF GOODS CONTRACT: Buyer & Sellers Obligations

Buying and selling relations are often intended to achieve the passing of property or rights in relation to the goods that form the basis of the given relations. The problem is that the parties may not have the same objectives when getting into such relations, hence the need to have the relations summarized as a contract, but what contract?

They are just as many types of contract as the nature of business agreements. In this course, we focus on contracts relating to selling and buying goods. The question of what goods are and how they affect contract is important for without knowing exactly what kind of goods you are dealing with you will not be in a position to legally stipulate the exact moment the risk in relation to those goods move from the seller to the buyer.

The course is structured in such a way that you learn what these contracts are all about, from their formation, precise moment when goods move from the seller to the buyer all the way to what you can sue for if the other party decides to breach their duty in the given contract.

The course has downloadable summary notes to guide you as you go along