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of <h1>Section 38 of the Sales of Goods Act, 1930: Instalment Deliveries and Breach Implications in Contracts Explained.</h1> Section 38 of the Sales of Goods Act, 1930, addresses instalment deliveries in contracts. It states that, unless agreed otherwise, buyers are not obligated to accept goods delivered in instalments. If a contract specifies delivery by instalments with separate payments, and either party fails to deliver or accept one or more instalments, the issue of whether this constitutes a breach of the entire contract or a severable breach depends on the contract terms and circumstances. Such breaches may lead to claims for compensation but do not automatically allow treating the whole contract as repudiated.
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