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Student no: 0507943 A sale of goods contract refers to an agreement in which the seller or a trader transfers or agrees to transfer property that are goods to the buyer for a money consideration best known as price. Both the seller and the buyer have obligations to one another. The seller's obligation under the contract must be that he or she agrees to transfer the property to the buyer whereas the buyer's obligation under the contract is to pay a money consideration, as described by s2 (1) of the Sale of Goods Act 19791 In regards to the s14 of The Sale of Goods Act 19792, the rule of caveat emptor is of great relevance, the buyer must be aware since the vendor does not have to be held liable for the faults in goods sold if the buyer had made a look out to satisfy himself or herself of...

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