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Rice bought by sample arrives poorer than the sample. The breach is ofRead the answer and worked solution →Which section of the Sale of Goods Act 1930 deals with the implied undertaking as to title?Read the answer and worked solution →Goods are seized for an undeclared third-party charge. The remedy isRead the answer and worked solution →Which of these is an implied warranty under Section 14?Read the answer and worked solution →Section 14's implied terms give way if the contract showsRead the answer and worked solution →

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Rice bought by sample arrives poorer than the sample. The breach is of

  1. bulk-to-sample match
  2. an insurance duty
  3. payment on delivery
  4. a trade-name duty
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Correct answer: A. bulk-to-sample match

The bulk fails to match the sample in quality, breaching Section 17(2)(a).

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Which section of the Sale of Goods Act 1930 deals with the implied undertaking as to title?

  1. Section 14
  2. Section 15
  3. Section 16
  4. Section 17
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Correct answer: A. Section 14

Section 14 sets out the implied condition of right to sell and the two implied warranties.

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Goods are seized for an undeclared third-party charge. The remedy is

  1. Damages as for a warranty
  2. Rejection of the goods
  3. Loss of title only
  4. No remedy for the buyer
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Correct answer: A. Damages as for a warranty

Freedom from encumbrance is an implied warranty under Section 14(c), so breach gives damages.

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