hasanulshawon

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Welcome to our Presentation
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Meet Our Team Members
Md Hasanul Momin Shawon
Mosabberul Islam Saidi
Sangita Rani Ghose
Mizanur Rahman
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2. Suit for specific performance
1. Delivery
3. Duties of seller of goods
9. Delivery of wrong quantity
4. Refusing Delivery of Goods
8. Buyers rights to examine of the goods
5. Buyer not bound to return rejected goods
7. Damage in transit
6. Acceptance of delivery
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Delivery

• In simple terms, delivery means voluntary
  transfer of goods from one person to another.

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• Suppose Sajid is an onion seller and Mizan
  is a buyer. Mizan had signed a contract with
  Sajid to buy 35kg of onion, but Sajid delivered
  Mizan 30kg of onion. Then, Mizan has right to
  take 30kg of onion by price or cancel the whole
  contract.

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Buyer not bound to return rejected goods

• If a buyer, within his right, refuses to
  accept the delivery of goods, then he is not
  bound to return the rejected goods to the seller.
  He needs to inform the seller of his refusal
  though. This is true unless the parties agree to
  other terms in the contract.

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Refusing Delivery of Goods

• If the seller is willing to deliver the goods
  and requests the buyer to take delivery, but the
  buyer fails to do so within a reasonable time
  after receiving the request, then he is liable to
  the seller for any loss occasioned by his refusal
  to take delivery. He is also liable to pay a
  reasonable charge for the care and custody of
  goods.

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Duties of seller of goods

• Damages for non
• Delivery
• When seller wrongfully neglects or refuses
  delivery, the buyer may sue for damages for non
  delivery.

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Suit for specific performance

• Where the sellers commits breach of contract, the
  buyer can appeal to the court for specific
  performance.

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