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Originally Posted by Labs
All my pups are sold with a 5 page contract and I must admit that I didn't think they were leagally binding as I thought puppy sales came under the sales of goods act once its yours, it yours. But most people see a contract and think it is and if they sign it and agree to it all well and good, and if someone wouldn't sign then they wouldn't get a puppy it helps me to judge their character. The only bit that would stand up is the endorsement contract.
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You are right, dogs and puppies do fall under the sale of goods act
Making such contracts void, I know more about these contacts more than I did with what we find ourselves going through at this moment in time
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If you buy a fridge or a car for example, from a shop or a dealer, you have certain rights. Since dogs and cats are regarded by the law as property, they fall within the Sale of Goods legislation too.
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Taken from a solicitors website