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Sale of goods agreement

Sells goods from one party to another, with a priced item table.

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When to use it

A sale of goods agreement transfers ownership of physical items for a price. The key points are when title and risk pass, and what warranty the seller gives. The priced item table totals itself.

What's inside

  1. The goods and price
  2. Payment
  3. Delivery
  4. Title and risk
  5. WarrantiesThe promises about quality — typically that services are performed with reasonable skill and care.In negotiation: Suppliers should warrant skill and care, not outcomes. 'Fit for purpose' wording is a hidden guarantee.
  6. Limitation of liabilityCaps how much one party can be made to pay if things go wrong, and excludes indirect losses.In negotiation: Expect the cap to land around 12 months' fees. Push back on one-way caps — they should protect both sides — and on caps that quietly swallow data-breach or IP-infringement liability.
  7. Governing law and jurisdictionChooses which country’s law applies and which courts decide disputes.In negotiation: Pick a forum where you could actually afford to sue — a 'won' clause naming a court you'll never travel to is a loss.

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Drafted  Template v1 · June 2026

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