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A Level Law: For contract law, do students need to be aware of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and the Sale of Goods and Services Act 1982?

09 December 2019 14:30
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Only the new Consumer Rights Act 2015 is named in the specification, but as terms are part of the evaluation content, it would be useful for students to be aware that business to business is still governed by the Sale of Goods Act/Sales of Goods and Services Act and why, for consumers, these were replaced.

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