Why is it important to determine when property in goods passes from seller to buyer?

• It is the essence of the contract of the sale of goods that property in the goods pass to the buyer.
• It determines when risk in the goods pass to the buyer hence the party is liable in the event of loss or destruction.
• It determines the remedies available to the parties, for example, the seller can only sue for the price after property in the goods had passed.

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Remedies available to a buyer in case a seller breaches a contract of sale of goods
Explain the remedies available to an unpaid seller against: The goods and The buyer under the Sale of Goods Act
In a contract of sale of goods: Explain four categories of unascertained goods; explain the duties of the buyer towards the seller
Rules governing the transfer of property in goods
Rules which governs the transfer of property to goods
In relation to the Sale of Goods Act, Explain four circumstances when a seller may give a better title to the buyer than he himself has in the goods
In relation to the Sale of Goods Act, explain the circumstances when: A buyer may reject the goods and repudiate the contract, The buyer may lose the right to reject the goods
Outline the salient remedies of the buyer in a sale of goods contract
The Sale of Goods Act states that it is the duty of the seller to deliver goods and of the buyer to accept and pay for them in accordance with the terms of the contract of sale; Explain the meaning and effect of this Act ;Describe the seller‟s duties in connection with delivery and indicate what constitutes acceptance by the buyer
What liability is imposed on the seller of goods as regards their merchantable quality and their fitness for the purpose of those goods?
Describe the remedies available to the buyer for breach of a contract for the sale of goods
In relation to the Law of Property, distinguish between real property and personal property
In relation to the Sale of Goods Act: Explain four rules that govern delivery of goods and Outline the circumstances under which the unpaid seller may exercise his right of lien
Circumstances under which a non-owner of good might pass a valid title to the buyer in a scale of goods contract
With reference to a contract of sale of goods, explain the implied conditions on the part of the seller
Categories of unascertained goods
Types of property in land
Explain the rules that govern delivery of goods as stipulated in the Sale of Goods Act
Distinguish between the following: Real property and personal property and Legal interests and equitable interests
Rules that govern delivery of goods
Illustrate three ways in which property may be acquired
Duties of a seller under C.I.F contract
Types of trespass on persons and trespass on goods
Rules governing the passing of risk in sale of goods contract
Explain the legal principles that govern double insurance of goods
Doctrine of caveat emptor as used in sale of goods
Duties of the owner of goods in a hire purchase agreement
Circumstances when an unpaid seller can exercise the right of resale
Highlight the essentials of a contract for the sale of goods
Outline the conditions implied in a contract of sale of goods
Elements of a patentable invention in relation to the law of property
In relation to law of property: Distinguish between ownership and possession
Describe the various ways in which co-ownership of property may be terminated
Circumstances under which commissioner of customs and excise may Refund of duty paid on imported goods
Explain the rights and duties of the owner of goods in a hire-purchase agreement
Duties of the seller under delivered at place (DAB) contract of sale
Advantages of registering an industrial design with reference to the law of intellectual property
In relation to law of property: Explain the ways in which ownership can be acquired
In relation to law of property: Discuss the ways in which a person can lose ownership
Distinction between tenure and estate in relation to the Law of property Both relate to interests on land

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Why is it important to determine when property in goods passes from seller to buyer?

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