ABSTRACT
This chapter contains two questions which are not confined to one particular part of the syllabus but are broader. Such questions are often included in examinations in order to test your knowledge of recent developments in the subject or simply to give you an opportunity, which most questions in law papers do not, to demonstrate a joined-up, wide knowledge of the syllabus. The second question is a general question, such as one sometimes finds in examinations, which invites the examinee to take an overview of the subject and to do so from a particular perspective. For that type of question, one needs to have a good knowledge of the whole area of sale of goods and related law.
