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Sale of goods or not? - supply of drugs, medicines, implants, surgical tools etc. to the patient during treatment - mere passing of property in an article or commodity during the course of the performance of a contract or service, which is essentially one and indivisible, does not render it a transaction of sale, except in the case of the specific instances as available in clauses (b), (c) and (f) of article 366(29A).
Sale of goods or not? - supply of drugs, medicines, implants, surgical tools etc. to the patient during treatment - mere passing of property in an article or commodity during the course of the performance of a contract or service, which is essentially one and indivisible, does not render it a transaction of sale, except in the case of the specific instances as available in clauses (b), (c) and (f) of article 366(29A).
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