Explains the legal provisions of Partnership Act 1932, concept of Partnership Relation, Nature of Partnership, Test of Partnership, Classification of Partnership. Who may form a Partnership Firm, Various types of Partners, Legal Provisions applicable for Minor Partners and consequences of change in Partnership.
Category: Mercantile Laws
Unpaid Seller – Sale of Goods Act 1930
This Video explains the Term Unpaid Seller under Sale of Goods Act, explaining the meaning of Unpaid Seller, Situations when a seller becomes Unpaid Seller, Rights and Duties of Unpaid Seller and Breach of Sales Contract
It also deals with legal provision of Unpaid Seller being Insolvent
It also explains Buyers Rights and Remedies against Seller for Breach of sales Contract
Performance of Sales Contract – Sale of Goods Act 1930
This post explains Performance of Sales Contract under Sale of Goods Act and related topics, various modes of Delivery of Goods like Actual Delivery of Goods, Symbolic Delivery of Gods, Constructive Delivery of Goods.
It explains rules regarding Delivery of Goods and payment of price of goods, Buyers and Sellers duty to demand delivery of Goods, rules regarding conforming to quality, quantity and description as per contract, Place & Time of Delivery of Goods, Risk of goods in transit, Rules of Examination and Acceptance of Delivery of Goods, Refusal of Acceptance of Goods, Rights and duties of Buyer to take delivery of Goods.
It also delas with various types of Shipment Contracts. Rules and legal provisions of Auction sale, Fraudulent deals in Auction Sale.
Transfer of Property – Sale of Goods Act 1930
In this post we discuss about Transfer of Property in Goods under Sale of Good and the legal aspects relating to Passing of Property in Goods from Seller to Buyer.
It explains all aspects of Passing of ownership & Risk on Sale of Goods, Rights & Duties of Buyer and Seller on Passing of Property.
It explains Sale on Approval and Transfer of ownership in Goods in Sale on Approval,
The rules of Reservation of Right of Disposal of Goods are dealt with.
The aspects of Sale & Transfer of Property in Goods by Non-owners, a Joint Owner, possessor of goods are also explained.
Sale of Goods by seller in possession of goods after sale, Sale of Goods by buyer in possession of goods before acquiring title, S
Finally, rights and duties of Unpaid Seller and Transfer of Title on Sale of Goods under Other Acts are explained
Sale of Goods Act – Condition and Warranty
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Sale of Goods Act 1930 – Statements in Contract of Sale,
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Contract of Sale – Sale of Goods Act 1930
Describes Applicability, Rules and Provision of Sale of Goods Act 1930. It covers related topics like Contract of Sale, Agreement to Sell, Hire Purchase Agreement.
It also explains various types of goods like Existing Goods, Future Goods, Specific Goods, Ascertained and unascertained goods, etc.
It explains terms like Document of Title of Goods, Fixation of Price of Goods in a contract of sale
Offer and Acceptance – Indian Contract Act – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Indian Contract Act 1872 Offer and Acceptance – MCQ 1. Which of the following is false? An offer to be valid must: (a) Contain a term the non-compliance of which would amount to acceptance (b) Intend to create legal relations (c) Have certain and unambiguous terms (d) Be communicated to the A valid must be…
Conditions & Warranties – MCQ
1. According to Sale of Goods Act, 1930, a Condition is (a) A stipulation collateral to the main propose of the contract (b) A stipulation essential to the main purpose of the contract (c) A stipulation, the breach of which does not repudiate the contract (d) None of these. Condition is a stipulation essential to…
