Transfer of title and possession: both required for supply of goods; absence of title treated as supply of service. A transaction qualifies as a supply of goods only where both title and possession are transferred; absence of title results in treatment as a supply of service under Schedule II(1). Transactions with immediate possession but delayed title transfer-examples being sale on approval and hire purchase-are nevertheless regarded as supply of goods.
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Transfer of title and possession: both required for supply of goods; absence of title treated as supply of service.
A transaction qualifies as a supply of goods only where both title and possession are transferred; absence of title results in treatment as a supply of service under Schedule II(1). Transactions with immediate possession but delayed title transfer-examples being sale on approval and hire purchase-are nevertheless regarded as supply of goods.
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