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Commercial Law: Sale of Goods - University of Wolverhampton

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Sample Questions1 Ali agreed to buy Ben’s car provided Ben made certain modifications to the car’s engine. Benagreed and Ali gave Ben a deposit <strong>of</strong> 10 per cent <strong>of</strong> the price.Ben made the modifications but, before he could inform Ali, the car was destroyed in a fire at Ben’sgarage.Ben, who was uninsured, is demanding that Ali pay the agreed price for the car. Ali refuses todo this. He is demanding the return <strong>of</strong> his deposit and is threatening to sue Ben for non-delivery <strong>of</strong>the vehicle.Advise the parties.(<strong>Wolverhampton</strong> LLB by Distance Learning, June 2001, Question 4.)2 Tim, a computer manufacturer, had 500 computers in stock. Realising that his business wasin financial difficulties, Tim sold 200 computers to Arun, 200 to Ben and 600 to Carl. None <strong>of</strong> thebuyers were aware that Tim’s stock was limited and all paid Tim cash in advance <strong>of</strong> delivery.Before any <strong>of</strong> the computers had been delivered, Tim’s business became insolvent and a receiverwas appointed. Arun, Ben and Carl are all claiming the computers they had bought from thereceiver.Explaining the rules relating to the passing <strong>of</strong> property in unascertained goods, advise the receiver.(<strong>Wolverhampton</strong> LLB by Distance Learning, September 2001, Question 3.)

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