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Meaning of Condition  Mnemonic: “CORE DEAL” Mnemonic Explanation: Helps recall that a condition goes to the root of the contract and breach allows repudiation + damages. Meaning of Warranty Mnemonic: “SIDE SAFE” Mnemonic Explanation: Helps remember that breach of warranty gives damages only, not rejection. Difference Between Condition and Warranty Mnemonic: “ROOT vs RIM” vs. Mnemonic Explanation: ROOT vs RIM helps contrast their…

Overview Stipulation as to Time (Section 11) Introduction to Conditions and Warranties Section 12provides the statutory definitions:Condition: A stipulation essential to the main purpose of the contract. Breach of a condition entitles the aggrieved party to treat the contract as repudiated (i.e., to reject the goods and/or rescind the contract) and to claim damages. Example 1: If…

The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 Unit 1: Formation of the Contract of Sale Overview Introduction The Sale of Goods Act, 1930, regulates contracts for the sale of goods in India. The Act was enacted because a separate statute was required to deal specifically with the sale of goods; previously, such provisions were included in the Indian Contract…

The Sale of Goods Act, 1930: Unit 1: Formation of the Contract of Sale Unit 2: Conditions & Warranties Unit 3: Transfer of Ownership and Delivery of Goods Unit 4: Unpaid Seller Past Paper Questions

Q 1. S purchased a dress from a reputed showroom and made the payment in cash. The dress she purchased require some alteration. The shopkeeper assured S that it would take just one day to get the dress altered. It was agreed that once the dress was altered the shopkeeper would inform S through phone and…

Table of contents Reflection of Light Spherical Mirrors Refraction of Light Laws of Refraction of Light Imagine you’re holding a flashlight in a dark room. When you turn it on, you see a bright beam of light. Well, light is a form of energy that makes things visible to our eyes. It’s like a messenger that carries information about the world…

Martians on Earth: In a funny play set in the 2Oth century, imaginary characters with strange names like Chief Think Tank and Sergeant Oop go on a mission to Earth to learn about humans, or as they call them, “earthlings.” Library Confusion: The Martians land in a library filled with books. Chief Think Tank, who…

Early Struggles of Bholi Once upon a time in a village, there was a girl named Bholi. She had a hard time speaking clearly because of a sickness in her brain. Also, smallpox left marks on her face, making her look different. People made fun of her, calling her Bholi, meaning backward. Bholi’s Family; Bholi…

Introduction: Once upon a time, there was a lady named Mathilde Loisel and her husband. They weren’t rich but lived a simple life. Mathilde, however, wanted to be rich and own fancy things like a big house, pretty dresses and lots of jewelry. The Party Invitation Surprise: One day, Mathilde’s husband got an invitation to…

Curious Beginnings: This story is about Richard Ebrightz a scientist who loved exploring since he was a little kid. He collected butterflies, coins, fossils, and rocks. His mom gave him a book called ‘The Travel of Monarch ×,’ which ignited his passion for science∙ Learning from Nature: Richard realized that to achieve something special, he…