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In British consumer law, goods you buy MUST :

  • Fit the description given
  • Be of satisfactory quality
  • Be fit for purpose

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Can a purchase and sale agreement be enforced against the seller?

Yes, a purchase and sale agreement can be enforced against the seller through legal means. If the seller fails to fulfill their obligations under the agreement, the buyer can seek remedies such as specific performance (forcing the seller to complete the sale) or monetary damages. It is important to review the terms of the agreement and consult with a legal professional if issues arise.


When a car is sold to you and the seller hid information from you is he liable for any of the repairs?

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When speaking about a homeowner should you capitalize the word owner?

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Is it legal for a buyer to request the seller who has offered credit for repairs to have a statement in the final paperwork indicating that the credit is for closing costs NOT repairs?

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If after a contract has been signed and agreed upon for buying a home can the seller back out of the deal?

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