The terms implied by virtue of the SGA 1979 ss [...]are classified as conditions. Note in particular s 13(1A) and s 14(6). Consequently, this creates a right to treat the contract as repudiated for any breach of these implied terms (i.e. reject the goods and claim a refund) and claim damages.
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12–15
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The terms implied by virtue of the SGA 1979 ss [...]are classified as conditions. Note in particular s 13(1A) and s 14(6). Consequently, this creates a right to treat the contract as repudiated for any breach of these implied terms (i.e. reject the goods and claim a refund) and claim damages.
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#contract #law #terms
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The terms implied by virtue of the SGA 1979 ss [...]are classified as conditions. Note in particular s 13(1A) and s 14(6). Consequently, this creates a right to treat the contract as repudiated for any breach of these implied terms (i.e. reject the goods and claim a refund) and claim damages.
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12–15
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