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Specific goods and identified goods from specific stock.
I have seen this in the textbook and not your notes. How does this make a difference?
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“Specific goods from identified stock” = “I want that one over there. No, not that one, the one next to it. Yes, that one”
Unidentified is “Can I buy a car, please?” “What make, model, age?”
“Not bothered! I just want to buy a car”
Specific goods are “Do you have any Austin Healey frog-eyed Sprites? You do? You have a blue one? With less than 50,000 on the clock? I’ll have it”
Ok?
Yes, makes sense. I assume that there are issues with specific goods from identified stock if the right one is not given. The same with specific goods as the details would be in the contract and could therefore lead to a breach in contract if not provided.
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