10. Dezember 2020
5. If the tenant indicates the object for which the goods are needed, the goods must be adapted for that purpose. 5. When the goods are leased under a lease agreement by a description, there is an implied condition that the goods fit the description and if the goods are rented according to both a sample and a description, it is not enough that most of the goods match the sample if the goods do not fit the description. 4. An unspoken condition that the goods be of commercial quality. However, this does not apply in the following cases: (iv) if the goods are second-hand and the agreement includes a declaration in this regard. 6. Guarantees and conditions that are implied in leases.- Leasing is a commercial concept by which landlords agree to rent their goods to another person (the tenant) with the option for the tenant to purchase the goods at the expiry of the tenancy agreement. (7) Nothing in this section affects the operation of other laws or legal rules, subject to a condition or guarantee in a lease-sale agreement. (a) an implicit condition of the owner that the majority of the quality sample corresponds to the quality sample and (4) If the goods are leased under a sample-referenced lease agreement, b) are implied that the goods must be of commercial quality, but that such a condition is not bound by that clause- In other words , it is only then that it can be determined that a landlord is directly responsible for disrupting the unspoken possession of the tenant`s merchandise.
violation of this tacit guarantee. 1. Notwithstanding the terms of a contract, a tacit guarantee is granted in each lease. (b) in a aforementioned negotiation that revealed this objective to anyone else who conducted these negotiations, there is an implied condition that the goods are appropriate for that purpose. The owner is usually a financial institution that technically buys the goods from a merchant and then leases it to the tenant on a rental basis with the option to purchase at the end of the contract. (ii) In the event of defects mentioned in the agreement (whether defects or other similar descriptions) or (6) A landlord is not entitled to avail himself of a provision of a tenancy agreement that excludes or amends the condition set out in the subsection (3), unless he proves that the provisions were communicated to the tenant prior to the contract and that its effect has been specified to him.