Sale of Goods Agreement
A Sale of Goods Agreement sets out the terms and conditions between the supplier of goods and the party that wants to purchase those goods.
Last updated December 20, 2024
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Sale of Goods Agreement document If:
- You are a Seller who would like to supply or sell goods to your customers.
- You are a Buyer who would like to purchase goods.
What does this Sale of Goods Agreement document cover?
- Buyer and seller details
- Agreement to buy and sell
- Placement of orders
- Acceptance of orders
- Delivery of orders
- Packing of orders
- Payment
- Passing of title
- Rights in relation to Goods
- Passing of risk
- Term of the agreement
- Termination
- Amendments
Further Information:
- What is a Supply Agreement?
- What is Merchantable Quality in a Sale of Goods?
- Sale of Goods Act (NSW): An Explainer
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The Legal Risk Score of a Sale of Goods Agreement Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document allows the seller to potentially alter the agreed delivery date after the buyer has placed an order, which could disrupt the buyer's planning or operations.
- The requirement for the buyer to pay the price plus GST within a specified timeframe, and the imposition of interest on late payments, could pose financial strain or cash flow challenges for the buyer.
- The seller retains the right to decline any order within three days of receipt without providing a reason, which could lead to unpredictability in supply for the buyer.
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