The effect of a breach of the goods acceptance condition by the buyer of the Goods Act 1930, where the sale was not through description or sample, as well as the sale of the goods under section 13, the sale of the goods, in the condition or warranty imposed under the 1930s. One under which the buyer accepts. The breach of any condition, s or part thereof, cannot be construed as a basis for the waiver of the goods and the termination of the contract, unless there is a definite or linking term to that effect. Where the defendant has accepted the goods and paid part of it, he may not be allowed to cancel the contract or cancel the rest of the goods.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 1990
