1. Sale of goods act 1957 imposed certain implied term in a sale of good contract. Can parties to the contract modify these implied? Discuss?
Can, the implied terms are applicable only if the parties did not exclude or modify the terms. (Section 62 under SOGA 1957).
Sale of goods act 1957 implies a number of implied terms in every contract for the sale of goods.
Implied Terms under SOGA 1957
Implied Condition * Title * Sale by description * Fitness for purpose * Merchantable quality * Sale by sample
Implied Warranty * Quite Possession * Encumbrance or charge
Implied Condition as to Title
Section 14(a) under SOGA 1957, seller must have a right

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2. Identify the roles of an arbitrator
Remain Neutral * An arbitrator remains neutral (acts fairly between parties and avoids conscious or unconscious bias) and resolves a dispute as an impartial third party.
Listen to Evidence * An arbitrator examines closely all evidences or arguments and information presented by disputing parties, and listen to the facts of the case and the arguments presented by both parties once arbitration begins.
Make Decision
(Binding Arbitration) An arbitrator serves as the decision-maker and ‘referee’ in an arbitration proceeding, The role of an arbitrator is similar to that of a judge, though the procedures can be less formal and an arbitrator is usually an expert in their own right. The arbitrator has the final word on resolving the dispute and his decision is generally win-lose (example: he awards one party as right and the other wrong).
(Non-binding Arbitration) An arbitrator is merely an observer who (in professional opinion) determines the rights of the parties. The role of an arbitrator in