Reference no: EM132939667

1. A void contract is one that is not acceptable or enforceable by law or does not follow the guidelines affecting those contracts. Highlight, circumstances under which contract of sale of goods is void.

2. According to sale of goods act, implied terms are those terms which though not expressly agreed to by the parties, are an integral part of the contract. Therefore, highlight the conditions of implied terms by statute.

3. In the sale of goods act, Property in goods passes to the buyer at different times in different contracts hence the passage of property is governed by various rules or principles. Discuss, the rules relating to transfer of property.

4. In performance of a contract act, goods are being delivered in different forms either to the buyer or seller under some specific circumstances. State, the rules of delivery.

5. The nemo dat rule is that the transferor of goods cannot pass a better title than he himself possesses. In simpler terms one cannot give what he/she does not have. Therefore, state the exceptions to transfer of title by a non-owner.

6. In the law of sale of goods contract, there are different parties which are assigned some duties and responsibility. The parties the buyer and the seller and as a result discuss the duties of seller.

7. Personal remedies are remedies against the buyer and are enforceable by court action for price and also for damages for non-acceptance. With so, the buyer is entitled to some remedies therefore list them.

8. Hire purchase is a contract by which goods are delivered to a person who agrees to make periodical payments by way of hire, with an option of buying the goods after the started hire installments have been paid. Furthermore, list the contents of hire purchase.

9. Sec 4 (1) of the Hire purchase act in Kenya establishes the Registry of Hire Purchase which as per the Act every Hire Purchase agreement must be delivered to the Registrar for registration within 30 days of its execution. State the effects of non-registration.

10. The hire purchase act attempts to protect the hirer for exploitation through the following ways; making some Contents of the agreement to be void if used, Implied terms of the agreement and Repossession of goods. Discuss the contents deemed void if inserted in the hire purchase agreement.