there are two general remedies to an unpaid seller which include; Real remedies and Personal remedies.
In a contract for sale, a buyer typically has four key rights: the right to receive the goods as specified in the contract, the right to inspect the goods before accepting them, the right to demand that the seller fulfill their obligations as outlined in the agreement, and the right to seek remedies if the seller breaches the contract. These rights ensure that buyers are protected and can hold sellers accountable for their commitments.
SOGA stands for the Sale of Goods Act, which is a piece of legislation that governs the sale of goods in many jurisdictions, particularly in the UK and Commonwealth countries. It outlines the rights and obligations of buyers and sellers, including the quality of goods, terms of sale, and remedies for breach of contract. The Act aims to protect consumers and ensure fair trading practices in commercial transactions.
not for buyers, sellers pay a percentage on a sale
The question refers back to an ancient Roman law first used, and common in the "marketplace," it applies to the remedy buyers had against sellers for defects found in slaves and livestock after the sale.
Gumtree is a website which allows you to list items you have for sale or are looking for. Potential buyers or sellers can then contact you. Other such sites are Craigslist, VivaStreet and Preloved.
Buyers don't determine prices directly unless at a lcoal market/yard sale. Sellers determine the price of an object by factors such as supply, demand, and maximum profit.
Under the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), buyers have the right to receive goods that conform to the contract in terms of quality and quantity, and they are obligated to pay the agreed price in a timely manner. Sellers, conversely, have the right to receive payment for the goods sold and are obligated to deliver the goods as specified in the contract. Both parties must act in good faith and perform their contractual duties, with remedies available for breaches of these obligations. The CISG aims to provide a uniform framework for international sales, promoting fairness and predictability in cross-border transactions.
An orderly market with sufficient liquidity where numerous buyers and sellers can agree on a fair price. You will notice the words "liquidity" and that the plural is used for buyers and sellers. There has to be money available to close a sale and some competition between buyers and sellers to make the transaction somewhat "fair".
The rivalry among buyers and sellers in the purchase and sale of resources is called "market competition." This competition drives pricing, quality, and innovation as buyers seek the best deals while sellers aim to attract customers. It plays a crucial role in determining how resources are allocated in an economy. Overall, market competition helps to enhance efficiency and consumer choice.
Many buyers plus few houses available for sale means higher house prices - (a sellers market). Few buyers plus a surplus of houses for sale means lower house prices - (a buyers market).
It is listed as all bank holidays starting at 8 am for buyers, 7 am for sellers.
A business broker can be extremely important to both buyers and sellers for a number of reasons. For sellers, a broker can help them to value their business, find potential buyers, and negotiate the sale. For buyers, a broker can help them to find businesses that match their criteria, understand the financials and valuation of a business, and negotiate the purchase price. In either case, a broker can save a lot of time and headache for both parties.