ответьте на вопросы по тексту : what acts govern sale of goods and services in the uk? what are the basic terms of sale? the sale of goods act 1979 and the supply of goods and services act 1982 lay dawn fundamental terms about the sale of goods and contracts for the supply of goods and services which all businesses contracts must comply with. they are as follows : -the seller must have title -goods/services must be of merchantable quality -goods/services must be fit for a particular purpose -goods/services must be described-there must be no misrepresentations at commom law suppliers of services, e.g. plumbers, builders, repairers, etc., have a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill in carrying out their jobs. professionals e.g. solicitors have to exercise the degree of care which is to be expected of a professional man of ordinary competence and experience. these common law duties have now been clarified and enhanced by the 1982 act. the 1982 act implies in each contract, under which a person agrees to carry out the service, that the supplier will carry out the service with reasonable care and skill.it must be noted, however, that this applies only where the services are provided as part of a business, but does not apply to services given free, nor to advocates in connection with their apprearances in court, company directors of building societies. the main standard terms and conditions of a contract are as follows -"names of the parties to the contract "-subject of the contract -priceterms of delivery time of delivery terms of payment, including time of payment, currency in which payment is to be made, etc. risk end property -warranties - arbitration - termination - governing lawthe contract is to stipulate which legal system is to regulate any dispute.this is very important as otherwise large sums can be spent just deciding which legal system applies
He was a British naturalist who became famous for his theories of evolution and natural selection. In South America, Darwin found that fossils of extinct animals were similar to modern species. Many people were strongly opposed to the idea of evolution because it conflicted with their religious beliefs.
Throughout his life, Darwin was a true and hard-working scientis
Questions:
1. Who was Charles Darwin?
He was a well-known British naturalist.
2. What was he doing?
He was studying theories of evolution and natural selection.
3. When was he born?
Charles Darwin was born on February 12, 1809.
4. Why many people were strongly opposed to the idea of evolution?
Because it conflicted with their religious beliefs.
5. Where did he find that fossils of extinct animals were similar to modern species?
He found it in South America.