Section 1 Short title, extent, commencement
Section 2 Definitions:
2(1) - Buyer
2(2) - Delivery
2(4) - Document of title
2(6) - Future Goods
2(7) - Goods
2(8) - Insolvent
2(9) - Mercantile Agent
2(10) - Price
2(11) - Property
2(12) - Quality of goods
2(13) - Seller
2(14) - Specific goods
Section 3 Applicability of Provisions of ICA in SOGA
Section 4 4(1)- COS is a contract whereby the seller transfers or agrees to transfer property in goods to the buyer
for a price.
4(2)- COS maybe absolute or conditional
4(3)- Sale or Agreement to sell
4(4)- Agreement to sell becomes sale
Section 5 COS- How made: COS is made by offer to buy/sell goods for a price and acceptance of such offer
5(1): The contract of sale may provide for-
● Immediate delivery of goods,or
● Immediate payment of price,or
● Both, or
● Delivery or payment by instalments, or
● Delivery or payment OR both shall be postponed
5(2): Subject to the provisions of any law for the time being in force, it may be made-
● In writing, or
● By word of mouth,or
● Partly in writing and partly by word of mouth, or
● Maybe implied from the conduct of the parties.
Section 6 Classification of Goods
Section 6(2) There may be a contract for the sale of goods the acquisition of which by the seller depends upon a
contingency which may or may not happen
Section 7 Goods perishing before making of contract
Section 8 Goods perishing after making of contract but before sale
Section 9 Ascertainment of Price
Section 10 Agreement to sell at Valuation
Section 11 Stipulation as to time
Section 12 Conditions and warranties
12(1)- Stipulation can be condition or warranty
12(2)- Condition
12(3)- Warranty
12(4)- Stipulation-condition or warranty-depends on the construction of contract
Section 2 Definitions:
2(1) - Buyer
2(2) - Delivery
2(4) - Document of title
2(6) - Future Goods
2(7) - Goods
2(8) - Insolvent
2(9) - Mercantile Agent
2(10) - Price
2(11) - Property
2(12) - Quality of goods
2(13) - Seller
2(14) - Specific goods
Section 3 Applicability of Provisions of ICA in SOGA
Section 4 4(1)- COS is a contract whereby the seller transfers or agrees to transfer property in goods to the buyer
for a price.
4(2)- COS maybe absolute or conditional
4(3)- Sale or Agreement to sell
4(4)- Agreement to sell becomes sale
Section 5 COS- How made: COS is made by offer to buy/sell goods for a price and acceptance of such offer
5(1): The contract of sale may provide for-
● Immediate delivery of goods,or
● Immediate payment of price,or
● Both, or
● Delivery or payment by instalments, or
● Delivery or payment OR both shall be postponed
5(2): Subject to the provisions of any law for the time being in force, it may be made-
● In writing, or
● By word of mouth,or
● Partly in writing and partly by word of mouth, or
● Maybe implied from the conduct of the parties.
Section 6 Classification of Goods
Section 6(2) There may be a contract for the sale of goods the acquisition of which by the seller depends upon a
contingency which may or may not happen
Section 7 Goods perishing before making of contract
Section 8 Goods perishing after making of contract but before sale
Section 9 Ascertainment of Price
Section 10 Agreement to sell at Valuation
Section 11 Stipulation as to time
Section 12 Conditions and warranties
12(1)- Stipulation can be condition or warranty
12(2)- Condition
12(3)- Warranty
12(4)- Stipulation-condition or warranty-depends on the construction of contract
