Business Law Assignment: Implied Terms, Consumer Rights, and Services

This report provides an overview of business law, focusing on implied terms related to the sale of goods and services. It examines the legal principles governing contracts, commercial transactions, and employment law. The report delves into the statutory provisions concerning the transfer of property and possession, the rights and remedies of sellers and buyers, and the protection of intellectual property, specifically in the context of software and electronic books. The report highlights the importance of ensuring goods are of satisfactory quality, fit for their purpose, and correspond to their description or any provided samples. Furthermore, it emphasizes the legal requirements for services to be carried out with reasonable care and skill, within a reasonable timeframe, and at a reasonable price. The report also covers the Consumer Rights Act and Sale of Goods Act, explaining the protection provided to consumers against poor services, faulty goods, and bad workmanship.

BUSINESS LAW

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
Description on legal rules on implied terms relate to sale of good and supply of service. ........3
REFRENCES ..................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
Business law termed out as that encompasses the law governing contracts, commercial,
sales and employment law. It is broader designation for legal issues and dealing that is inclusive
of the businesses practices and corporations. Therefore, the purpose and function of business law
covers protecting rights, establishing standards and resolving disputes if it comes to businesses
and interaction with legal agencies, individual and other establishment.
The present report is based on the employment in large practice. Furthermore, report will
cover legal rules relates with goods and supply of services. Additionally, application will be
conducted on statutory provision on transfer of property and possession. Evaluation will be
conducted on how statutory provision on seller and buyer remedies. Lastly, report will lay
emphasise on principles relates with copyright protection and infringement in terms to software
and electronic books.
TASK 1
Description on legal rules on implied terms relate to sale of good and supply of service.
The person transferring or selling the goods must needs to have the right to do so and the
goods should be of the satisfactory quality. Goods and services have to be of a standard that a
reasonable person will regard this as satisfactory for a particular purpose. The main protection
offered will cover as seller do not have the right to sell the goods, if the goods and services are
sold by description there is an implied term that the goods will correspond to that description.
businesses must ensure that the goods they sell are of satisfactory quality and fit for their
purpose, where the goods are sold by sample there is an implied term that the goods will
correspond to the sample in quality. In addition there are implied terms that the service must be
carried out with reasonable care and skill, that the service will be carried out within a reasonable
time and where no price is agreed a reasonable price will be paid. These protections are in the
form of statutory implied terms. This means that the Consumer Rights Act or the Sale of Goods
Act will put these terms into all contracts for the sale of goods no matter what the parties
themselves have agreed in the terms and conditions of sale.
In addition to this, the main purpose of effective good and supply service is to The aim of
the Act was to protect consumers from poor provision of services, faulty goods or bad
workmanship that may have been provided by the supplier. The Act applied to all business

relationships where goods or services were provided. This did not merely include written
contracts but also in circumstances where a service is agreed with payment.

REFRENCES
Book & Journal