1.0Introduction This report considers the legal implications of Fillitup's dealings with Babyburp, advises on any possible legal liability and how to avoid liability in the future. Legal implications arising from dealings with Babyburp Ltd will be covered by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (SoGA 1979) and the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (SoGSA 1982). 2.0Formation of the Contract 2.1A contract of sale of goods is defined by SoGA 1979 Section 2(1) as a 'contract by which the seller …
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…help to avoid the 80% issue with Babyburp. 6.4That an amendment is made to Clause 12(b) providing additional time for customers to identify and report problems in reasonable time, particularly when complex equipment is involved. If however the 4 days timescale is crucial, suggest allowing alternative forms of communication for reporting of defects, such as telephone or email or fax on a pro-forma supplied with the machine. This may make the clause more reasonable under the UCTA.