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Business Law INTRODUCTION 4 TASK 14 a) 4 b) 4 c) 5 d) 5 e) 6 TASK 26 a) 6 b) 7 c) 7 d) 8 e) 8 f) 9 g) 9 h) 9 i) 10 TASK 310 a) 10 b) 11 CONCLUSION 11 INTRODUCTION Business law contains the regulations and legal framework related to production of the goods and services and deliver the same to end users as per the specified regulation. Smith'

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4TASK 1............................................................................................................................................4a) .................................................................................................................................................4b) .................................................................................................................................................4c) .................................................................................................................................................5d) .................................................................................................................................................5e) .................................................................................................................................................6TASK 2............................................................................................................................................6a) .................................................................................................................................................6b) .................................................................................................................................................7c) .................................................................................................................................................7d) .................................................................................................................................................8e) .................................................................................................................................................8f) ..................................................................................................................................................9g) .................................................................................................................................................9h) .................................................................................................................................................9i) ................................................................................................................................................10TASK 3..........................................................................................................................................10a) ...............................................................................................................................................10b) ...............................................................................................................................................11CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................11
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INTRODUCTIONBusiness law contains the regulations and legal framework related to production of thegoods and services and deliver the same to end users as per the specified regulation. Thisconsiders different parties such as partnerships, organizations and companies with limitedliabilities. The present report is based on different cases covered in the report that how sales ofgoods act is important to meet the expectations of buyers and other related parties. Furthermore,different types of credit agreements and agents are explained. In addition to this, different formsof intellectual property are also explained along with inclusion of protection of the trademarksand business names.TASK 1a) According to the give case scenario, Mrs. Smith agree to buy a hairdryer promoted in theadvertisement. Here, dealer agreed to deliver the hairdryer to Smith in the next day but it gotdamaged in the moving process (Adams, 2010). However, still the product was delivered to her.For this purpose, terms of Sale of Goods Act are explained as follows-Title (section 12)-It reflects that tilt of the goods indicate the possession of the samewhich should be there with Smith at the payment of total amount of the assets. Thepresent care reflects that ownership is there with the Smith but still deals should notdispatch the wrong product (Sale of Goods Act 1979, 2014).Description (section 13)-The case shows that defective product cannot be accepted by theMrs. Smith as it should be of appropriate quality.Quality (section 14)-The quality of product must be appropriate the meet the purpose ofthe buyers otherwise buyer has right to return the same.b) The transfer of product should be done effectively with the presence of the receiver. Thepresent case is showing that Mrs Smith ordered for the carpet to Alf & Sons and also made thefull payment for the same with agreement of the delivery of the large roll of carpet. However,when the carpet was delivered, delivery men did not find anybody to pick the same. Owing tothis, it was left in the front of premises. Though, no any person of Mrs. Smith found that carpet
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which was loss of hers (DiMatteo, 2012). Owing to this, she required for refund but companydenied for the same. For this purpose statutory provision on the transfer and possession has beenconsidered. In this respective carpet is legal transfer of property to Smith's salon. Justifiedcontract term is also considered under which both parties such as sellers and buyers follow thesame procedure mentioned with mutual consent. However, the case is reflecting that Alf & Sonsdid meet thier duty of care and left the roll of carpet without the presence of any body. Owing tothis, respective organization to liable to pay for the damages.c) In order to assess the breach of the contract for either buyer or seller, following statutoryprovision can be considered-Buyer's claimBuyers have a right to claim for thespecial performance, as per the givencase new dryer can be provided to Mrs.Smith Claimant can ask for the ancillarydamages in case contractual terms donot satisfied by the defendant.Buyers can claim for the damages incase product is of no use andunsatisfactorySeller's claimIn case contractual terms are not metand seller is not satisfied with the samehe has right to stop the transfer of theproduct and forfeit the same in case ithas been transferred.As per the contract, Alf &Sons hasright to claim for the damagesThe seller has right to take advantagesof the exclusion clause related to dutyof care etc.The above mentioned provision can be considered to ensure the successful performanceof the contract and meet the obligations of all associated parties in an effectual manner.d) According to the given case daughter of Mrs Smith found that product defective wherethe Consumer Protection Act 1987 can be applied. It is helpful to provide the remedy forclaimant and ensure the optimum utilization of money invested by them (Goldman, 2013).Although, before claiming for the hair straighter it is important to fulfill the below mentionedcircumstances-
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