A Buyer Who Takes Unwanted Goods And Does Not Return Them Must Pay For Them, Court Says
Of acts inconsistent with the seller’s ownership
When you purchase goods and later find out that they don’t “conform” to your standards or specifications but you don’t return them to the seller, you are liable to pay for them at the contractual price, the Commercial Court has ruled.
Despite NGO claiming its landlord had attempted to evict it and was in the process of selling the land before Appeal, Judge opts for formal court process of execution.
Active participation in court proceedings without referring to the arbitration clause is a waiver of the right to invoke the arbitration clause and a submission to the jurisdiction of the Court to handle the dispute.