BUSINESS LAW INTRODUCTION 3 TASK 13 1.1 Implied Terms and Conditions of Sale of Goods Act

BUSINESS LAW

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................................3
TASK 1.....................................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Advice to Ben on the implied terms and conditions of sales of goods act..............................................3
1.2 Provision which are affiliated to transfer of property. ...........................................................................4
1.3 Remedies available to buyer and seller...................................................................................................4
1.4 Statutory provision on seller and buyer..................................................................................................5
TASK 2.....................................................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Various types of credit agreements.........................................................................................................6
2.2 Legal rules on termination of rights........................................................................................................6
2.3 General features of agency and different types of agents.......................................................................7
2.4 Rights and duties of agent. .....................................................................................................................7
TASK 3.....................................................................................................................................................................8
3.1 Monopolies and anti competitive legislation in UK...............................................................................8
3.2 Competition commission and UK office of fair trading .......................................................................9
3.3 Dominant position with in the EU market............................................................................................10
3.4 Consider the application of Exemption to potentially anti-competitive practices................................10
TASK 4...................................................................................................................................................................11
4.1 Identify and explain the different forms of intellectual property rights. ..............................................11
4.2 outline the principles relating to the protection of inventions through patent rights and legal rules...12
preventing their infringements...................................................................................................................12
4.3 Describe the principles relating to copyright protection and the legal rules preventing their ..........12
Infringement................................................................................................................................................12
4.4 Compare and contrast the protection of trademarks and business names giving practical examples...13
CONCLUSION......................................................................................................................................................13
REFERENCES.......................................................................................................................................................14

INTRODUCTION
Business law is related with commercial law in which various various types of rules
and regulation are mentioned which are have to fulfil by all the parties. This law consist
contract in which two or more persons are comes in the legal agreement. In the present report
various types of acts are specified such as sales of goods act, competition act, intellectual
property right and creation of agency (Bebchuk and Jackson, 2011). According to sales of
goods act every seller is responsible to provide goods and services on the basis of description
which is delivered by the customers at the time of placing an order for that product. In the
competition act, government framed some regulation for anti competitive practices in which
they restricted overseas companies for entry in UK because they can do so it cause to
improve competition for them which is not beneficial for domestic countries.
TASK 1
1.1 Advice to Ben on the implied terms and conditions of sales of goods act.
On the basis of Sales of goods act 1979, seller have to deliver products and services
according to the description which is provided by the customers at the time of place an order
for that products. According to this act there are two parties named called seller and buyer,
seller is the person deliver goods to the another party which name called buyer. They both are
comes in the contractual relationship (Bishara and Westermann‐Behaylo, 2012). So that, their
agreement must be in the written form and have to sign by both parties.
According the given scenario, Ben is the buyer who purchased an car from car dealer.
He told to Ben that car is only driven 18,500 miles and car has only one owner. After heard
this description buyer get attract toward it and wants to purchase it and give 150 pound in
advance which are non refundable. After making whole payment Ben becomes the owner of
that car. When Ben went with his family he realised that the engine of car is stuck at 18,500
miles and it has two owner (Cantwell, Dunning and Lundan, 2010). When he wants to return
the car to dealer but he refused to accept the car because on the basis of clause 9 customer is
responsible to check description before he buying the products otherwise after that seller is
not responsible for the same.

But according to the Sales of goods act 1979, there is an implied term that seller have
to deliver good quality products and services to their customers. On the basis customer is
liable for file case against dealer.
Section 13- In this section condition to be treated as warranty. In which contract of
sale any condition which are mentioned in the act must be fulfilled by the seller.
Section 14- There is implied undertaking as to title, after transfer the goods and
services to buyer he received a better title of goods (Cantwell, Dunning and Lundan, 2010).
1.2 Provision which are affiliated to transfer of property.
Statutory provisions are related with the different rules and regulation that are
required to be fulfilled by parties to contract which are comes in the contractual relationship.
When buyer purchased any property also gets a rights to possession that property. Which
defines rights of person after purchasing goods buyer can able to sale that or keep it as well.
In the given scenario Ben purchased an car and also get possession on it.
Following are the statutory provision that apply on Ben's case-
Section-16: Goods which is ascertained can be transferred, others not.
Section-17: To transfer a good, party must show their consent, otherwise it can't be
transferred whether it is ascertained.
Section-18:
 Possession of uncompleted goods can't be transferred.
 Required to have measurement before transfer of goods.
Ben has remedy because when car was delivered that time it was not complete and
according to Section 18 possession of such goods can't be transferred.
1.3 Remedies available to buyer and seller.
Sales of goods act define various types rules and regulation which have to be follow
by all the parties which comes in contractual relationship with each other. Also it involves
various types of remedies for both buyers and seller. These remedies are help them to protect
their rights and duties (Colpan and Hikino, 2010). Seller's remedy against buyer is for non
performance of act and refused to payment at the time of delivery for that case seller has a
power to file against buyer in order to receive damages.
Seller's remedy: