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Commercial Law Problem Question - Sale of Goods
LAW318 - Commercial Law
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Sale of Goods Problem Question (Commercial Law) Question: The Proper Motor Co Ltd ran a retail business selling new and second-hand motor vehicles to the general public. In December 2020 the following transactions were made: (a) A 2018 Vauxhall Astra, sold to Jenny for £14,000. Whilst perfectly adequate for driving around town, Jenny is unhappy to discover that the car is not powerful enough to tow a trailer and so she is unable to use the vehicle as intended (in her job as a gardener). (b) A 1995 Ford Fiesta, sold to Adrian for£50. The car was described as a ‘Manager’s Special–fair condition for age’. Adrian drove the car for 2 weeks before it broke down. It has since been assessed by a mechanic who says that the car is fit only for scrap. (c) A brand-new Porsche off-road vehicle, sold to Car Rentals Ltd for £110,000. Car Rentals Ltd inspected the vehicle via a short test drive before purchase. Car Rentals Ltd complains that the instruction booklet supplied with the vehicle is not in English and many of their customers are complaining that they cannot operate the satellite navigation system. (d) A 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo, sold to Nell, a trader in second-hand cars, for £25,000. Nell spent two hours inspecting the vehicle pre-purchase. Subsequently, Nell is unhappy to discover that the car is not a complete 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo, but an RS Turbo chassis with a majority of its other parts coming from a 1986 Ford Escort XR3i. An independent assessor has concluded that it is worth only £10,000. (e) An Audi X1, bearing the label ‘brand-new’, sold to Wayne. Wayne, a consumer, is distraught to learn that the vehicle had been stolen from an Audi dealership two weeks before being supplied to the Proper Motor Co Ltd and was, in fact, not ‘brand new’. Advise the Proper Motor Co Ltd with respect to ALL of the above complaints by its customers.
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