The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 is a foundational commercial law legislation that governs contracts for the sale of goods in India. The Act lays down the legal principles relating to formation of contracts, conditions and warranties, transfer of property and risk, performance of the contract, and remedies available to buyers and sellers.
The statute provides clarity on essential commercial concepts such as sale and agreement to sell, goods and their classification, price, delivery, acceptance, passing of property, and unpaid seller’s rights. It plays a critical role in regulating trade and commerce and is extensively applied in civil, commercial, and consumer disputes.
This edition is published as a Bare Act with Short Notes (2025 Edition) and is further enhanced with a Quick Review Flow Chart, making complex provisions easier to understand and revise. It serves as an indispensable reference for legal practitioners, students, and professionals dealing with commercial transactions.
Key Highlights
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Law Governing Sale of Goods
Regulates contracts relating to sale and purchase of movable goods.
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Formation of Contract of Sale
Covers essentials such as offer, acceptance, price, and subject matter.
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Conditions and Warranties
Distinguishes between conditions and warranties and their legal consequences.
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Transfer of Property and Risk
Defines rules for passing of ownership and risk in goods.
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Delivery and Acceptance of Goods
Prescribes rights and duties of buyers and sellers regarding delivery.
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Rights of Unpaid Seller
Provides remedies including lien, stoppage in transit, and resale.
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Quick Review Flow Chart Included
Enables easy revision and conceptual clarity.
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Bare Act with Short Notes
Includes concise explanatory notes for practical understanding.
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