When the Sale of Goods Act will apply
When the Sale of Goods Act will apply, if the contract is for sale of goods?
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If the contract is for sale of goods, the Sale of Goods Act will apply if
1) The goods are specific
2) The risk or responsibility for their safety still lies with the seller, and
3) The frustration is caused by the goods perishing. Both parties are immediately discharged from liability under the contract.
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